New details on the execution of boxer Besar Nimani: This is his criminal record.

He had already been shot once, but former professional boxer Besar Nimani had survived. That was in 2013.

But on Saturday evening 9 March, the Kosovo Albanian left his BMW X5 in the centre of the town of Bielefeld. A two-man killing squad rushed into him and started shooting. The IBF's former European champion died of a hail of bullets.

The attackers then walked away.

According to German media information FOCUS online from security circles, he has had a disagreement with some people. Still unclear is the dispute.

Since then, police units have been searching for authors. At the same time, investigators are seeking to clarify the motive for the attack. Were there victims of gang dispute? As he Learned FOCUS Online in security circles, it's not supposed to be a conflict with Mafia circles or criminal clans. On the contrary, many indicators point to a personal motive.

Niman's criminal record

Niman's résumé includes not only dozens of boxing titles but also a thick criminal record. Hence, the father of three children often got involved in conflict with the law and moved into crime - world circles. He was also prone to violent explosions.

In 2012, the district court in Bielefeld sentenced Kosovo to 1350 euros in fine for hitting a man in the head.

A year later, a situation at a two-way bar. On August 4, 2013, Niman and his men crashed into Turkish security and his click. Previously, there had been a dispute between the two sides.

After a brief exchange of words, he hit the head with a glass of beer to his Turkish rival.

There are guns: Has Niman felt threatened?

Turkish security has immediately pulled out a pistol, shot his assailant and then fired two shells on Niman's knee and thigh.

During the trial against the shooters, Nimani strongly rejected the process because the defendant was ready to be acquitted of murder charges. In February 2016, a heavy - armed police force arrived in front of the host's house. Niman's new wife had called 911 because her husband had beaten her. The suspect was arrested without resistance.

According to the Westphalen-Blat portal, the boxers were found half a dozen firearms in his luggage during a police raid on Bavari last year.

At that time, the man in his 30 ' s defended himself before the investigators, saying that he needed weapons to protect his family. Has Niman felt threatened? Or he was just trying to reason, says Focus Online. The public prosecutor did not want to answer questions on this matter. This trial ceased with Niman's death.