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Minnesota men sentenced for Georgia gang shooting

Overview

Two men from Minnesota, Salih Ahmad Abdi and Abdulrahman Munye Haji-Sufi, were sentenced to 25 and 30 years in prison, respectively, for their involvement in a January 2022 gang-related shooting in Snellville, Georgia.

The incident, which targeted rival gang members, resulted in the death of Tewodros ‘Teddy’ Haile and left Fahmi Omer Ahmed with six gunshot wounds. Prosecutors identified the defendants as members of the Somalian Outlawz criminal street gang, describing them as ‘expendable paid hitmen.’ Investigators utilized rental vehicle records and license plate reader cameras to trace the suspects from Minneapolis to Georgia.

Entities

Fahmi Omer Ahmed · Abdulrahman Munye Haji-Sufi · Tewodros Haile · Salih Ahmad Abdi · Lara Tetyang Puok

Timeline

  1. 1 day ago

    [CRIME] 2 sources
    Minnesota men sentenced in separate shooting cases

    Two men received prison sentences in Minnesota for separate shooting incidents: Lara Tetyang Puok for a non-fatal assault and Raymond Jones for the fatal shooting of Desirae Argueta-Joj.

  2. 15 days ago

    [CRIME] 2 sources
    Minnesota men sentenced for deadly Georgia gang shooting

    Two Minnesota men, Salih Ahmad Abdi and Abdulrahman Munye Haji-Sufi, received 40-year sentences for a deadly 2022 gang-related shooting in Snellville, Georgia.

Sources

1390granitecitysports.com · fox5atlanta.com · kstp.com · ocgnews.com