VIDEO ”I will personally come and shoot you!” Former star mushroom seller Mart Kuus threatens to kill Mart Helme’s family

Many years ago in the Helsinki market kung fu Mart Kuus, who gained fame as a mushroom seller, has started threatening politicians Mart and Martin Helmet and Varro Vooglaidu on Facebook. “No, I don’t have a fear of death,” says Mart Helme to “Reporter”, but admits that the police were contacted.

”If there is a war, I will personally come and shoot you! Pearl family, I personally shoot! My word on that! But for that there must be a state of war,” says Mart Kuus in a video circulating on Facebook – a face already familiar to the steely eye.

In 2011, Mart Kuus became famous for his mushroom business in Finland – more precisely for his fight with the police, which was also filmed and took on a life of its own.

The colorful character has studied, among other things, at the police school. He has ordered the Finnish police to kill in the market of Helsinki, in addition to that, he has beaten people in the central market of Tallinn and has been imprisoned for it.

Kuus is now threatening members of the Riigikogu Varro Vooglaidu and Mart and Martin Helmet. He threatens to kill Mart Helmet and his family.

“War is coming, I will personally come and shoot you! Pearl family, I personally shoot! My word on that. But for that there must be a state of war. And it cannot be taken as a threat now. Because if there is a war situation, I will do it», Kuus promises.

The police are aware

”No, I’m not afraid of death,” says Mart Helme. ”Although this character, as certain people here on social media have looked into his background, they say he has been in prison and fought with the Finnish police and has a record like. That this is probably a person in whom a certain level of danger is higher than it would be for a person coming across you on the street,” Helme believes.

”F**k, that Vooglaid bastard. Personally, I would cut my throat!” This is how he threatens Varro Vooglaidu, who did not want to comment further on the topic to the Reporter.

On his Facebook page, Varro Vooglaid says that it is expected that the police together with the prosecutor’s office will assess whether such threats are in accordance with the law in force in Estonia. Mart Helme is also waiting for action. “We also sent a note to the online police, so far there has been no response. I don’t know, maybe it will come in a week.”

“Reporter” could not catch Martin Helmet.

What do the police think about it? An investigation has not yet been launched, but a specific video is of interest to them.

“In this case, the Police and Border Guard Board (PPA) has made a request to Meta to remove this video from the internet. If a person finds that he is being threatened on the Internet, it is always important to inform the police about it,” comments Andres Allandi, head of procedural operations at PPA Ida-Harju police station.

Reporter did not receive a comment from Mart Kuus.