Overview
- The teenager was arrested in Sydney after a Danish police tip-off linked him to organized gang violence in the Nordic region.
- He faces charges in both Australia and Denmark for using telecommunications devices to conspire to commit murder, with potential life imprisonment sentences.
- Authorities allege the boy used encrypted messaging to recruit hitmen, offering significant payments and firearms for contract killings in Denmark.
- The arrest is part of a broader international crackdown on transnational gang operations involving drug trade and organized violence.
- Australian Federal Police and Danish authorities emphasize their ongoing collaboration to target both the boy and higher-level criminal figures in the syndicate.