Norbert Feher

On 11 April 2021, Feher detained in Dueñas prison, Spain, tried to injure an official by hitting him with two tiles taken from the bathroom of his cell and injure five officers too. Feher did not want to be transferred to the Zuera prison where he remained awaiting trial for the triple murder.

On 3 February 2020 he was sentenced by the Provincial Court of Teruel to 21 years in prison for two murders and illegal possession of weapons.

On 1 April 2017, Feher robbed the Gallo bar, in the Riccardina di Budrio frazione, Bologna. The owner, Davide Fabbri aged 52, tries to disarm the robber, snatching the shotgun he was holding, but Feher reacts by firing two shots in the chest with a second weapon, a Smith & Wesson 9×21 semi-automatic pistol stolen on 29 March. Following the robbery, Feher goes into hiding, pretending to be wounded, in an area of forty square kilometers in the marshes of Ferrara, where on 8 April 2017, he kills the provincial guard Valerio Verri and seriously injures another. Despite the use of 150 men per shift, belonging to special teams equipped with infrared night vision goggles and thermal goggles and molecular dogs, the killer was not captured. Feher even goes so far as to challenge the police who hunt him down; probably his inaction is also favored by the help of his friends and former accomplices.

On 30 December 2015 Salvatore Chianese, 42, was murdered in a quarry in Fosso Ghiaia (Ravenna). The police detectives found that the shotgun used in the murder matches that of the robbery at the Bar Gallo in April 2017.

Released in 2010, he resumed criminal activity. On 4 November 2011, the chief prosecutor of Ferrara signed an deportation decree, but, in the absence of a certain identification and not having been recognized by Russia (of which he had called himself a citizen), he remained in Arginone Prison until his early release, in 2015. Again sent to the CIE, once again he was not deported. In prison, he maintained exemplary behavior, training (according to his cellmate he woke up at 6 and performed 12 sessions of a thousand abdominals. When he had cramps, he asked to tie his legs to the bed so that he could continue) and watching cartoons (that his father forbade him to see during childhood), so much so that the same chaplain of the prison, for whom he was an altar boy, testified in favor of his rehabilitation. The family (mother, sister and two brothers) who remained in Serbia, and with whom Feher kept in touch, did not help the investigation.

In 2007, despite his ability to radically change his appearance, Feher was arrested by the Italian authorities for a series of robberies between Ferrara and Rovigo, characterized by the use of sidearms such as bow and knife (which he prefers) and that they had earned him the nickname ninja in the area. At the Rovigo Prison, he presented himself to the Italian authorities under the false identity of Igor Vaclavic, thus avoiding extradition.

Wanted by the Serbian Police for robbery and sexual violence, he moved to Italy in 2006.

Norbert Feher (Serbian Cyrillic: Норберт Фехер; born 10 February 1981), also known as "Igor the Russian", "Igor Vaclavic" and "Ezequiel", is a Serbian criminal of Hungarian ethnicity. He is credited with various crimes of murder and robbery in Italy and Spain. He is currently in the latter serving his sentence after being captured after his last crime in Andorra, Teruel, Spain.

Feher was born in 1981 in Subotica, a city in the north of Serbia, in the autonomous province of Vojvodina, with a strong Hungarian presence (then Yugoslavia), son of Jene and Zuzana. According to what he told his fellow prisoners, he served in the Russian Army during the Second Chechen War as a member of the special forces.