Kashko Abdulrahman

Born 26 January 2006 In Sweden

Mr. Kashko Abdulrahman is reported for possessing fake documents and using counterfeit school certificates in Sweden, he will face strict penalties under Swedish law. The Swedish Penal Code (Brottsbalken) outlines criminal liability for those using falsified documents, including identification cards and educational certificates. According to Chapter 14, Section 1, the use or possession of forged documents with the intent to deceive is punishable by fines or imprisonment.

For serious offenses, such as using forged certificates for official or professional purposes, Swedish courts may impose a sentence of up to two years in prison. The severity of the penalty depends on the intent and context of the forgery. If the documents were used to gain employment or other benefits fraudulently, it may be considered aggravated fraud, which carries longer potential prison terms.

In addition to imprisonment, Mr. Abdulrahman could also face civil consequences, including fines and potentially being barred from certain professions if convicted. Swedish authorities work closely with other European agencies to combat forgery and fraud, meaning he may also be subject to an EU-wide criminal record, impacting his future travel, employment, and residency options across the region.