True crime · 16.11.2005
Thirteen bullets at Lükati tee
Kalev Kurg was a motocross champion and businessman whom police saw as a leader of Estonian-speaking organised crime. He had been convicted four times, and Sweden expelled him in 1991. At 8.57 p.m. on 16 November 2005 he drove into the yard of his home at Lükati tee 6 in Pirita-Kose with his wife and child. As they stepped out, a gunman opened fire with an automatic weapon. Hit 13 times, Kurg ran about 15 metres and collapsed. The killers drove away. Police said he had been the Estonian criminals' representative in the underworld's common fund. The killer was never found, and the case was closed in 2015.
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Kalev Kurg oli motospordi meister ja ärimees, keda politsei pidas eestikeelse organiseeritud kuritegevuse juhiks. Teda oli neli korda kohtulikult karistatud ja 1991. aastal saatis Rootsi ta riigist välja. 16. novembril 2005 kell 20.57 sõitis ta koos naise ja lapsega Pirita-Kosel oma kodumaja Lükati tee 6 hoovi. Kui nad autost väljusid, avati Kure pihta automaaditule. 13 kuulitabamust saanud Kurg jooksis umbes 15 meetrit ja varises kokku. Tapjad põgenesid autoga. Politsei andmetel oli Kurg eestlastest kurjategijate esindaja allilma ühiskassas. Tapjat ei leitud ja kriminaalasi suleti 2015. aastal.
Source: Postimees, 28 April 2016; Õhtuleht, 18 November 2005; Estonian Wikipedia: Kalev Kurg ↗