The Tove case: The 20-year-old is moved to Hinseberg
The 20-year-old woman who is suspected of the murder of Tove in Vetlanda has been moved from the detention center in Jönköping to the detention center at the Hinseberg women’s prison outside Örebro.
It reports P4 Jönköping.
She will sit there waiting for the verdict and for it to become final.
The verdict will be handed down tomorrow at 2 p.m.
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The strike continues – four out of five commuter trains cancelled
The locomotive drivers’ wild strike continues. During the second day, approximately 20 percent of the trains run compared to a normal day, according to SL.
The difficult situation in commuter train traffic is expected to continue on Wednesday as well.
Public transport has been reinforced with buses, but SL continues to urge travelers to keep an eye on the traffic situation.
According to preliminary figures from MTR, approximately 70 train drivers are participating in the strike.
Bus driver collided with tree
A bus driver has collided with a tree in Påryd outside Kalmar, the police write on their website.
The accident happened at lunchtime on Tuesday.
– The bus must have driven into one or more trees. The front should be fairly damaged, says Patric Fors, press spokesperson for the police region South The barometer.
The bus driver, a man in his 70s, has been taken to hospital by ambulance. It is currently unclear how seriously injured he is.
No passengers were on board.
The police have seized the bus for a technical examination.
Another man shot to death in Eskilstuna: “A serious situation”
Within the space of two weeks, two young men have been shot to death in Eskilstuna. On Monday evening, the police found a 25-year-old man who had been shot after reports of loud explosions in Fröslunda – he died of his injuries.
A man of the same age is arrested on suspicion of murder. Both men are already known to the police.
A few weeks ago, a high school student was also shot dead in a parking lot outside the school in Eskilstuna.
The police are holding a press conference on Tuesday and say they cannot comment on possible links between the acts of violence – but say the police must join forces together with the municipality, the public and the school.
– It is a serious situation and we need to gather strength. Right now, Eskilstuna stands out and is heavily affected in the violence statistics. We need to fill up with both resources and competence to provide support, says Robert Åkerström, acting deputy local police area manager in Eskilstuna.
MTR sues striking train drivers
Commuter train drivers went on wild strike on Monday. Here outside Central Station in Stockholm. Photo: Johan Jeppsson / TT
MTR is suing the striking commuter train drivers to the Labor Court, the newspaper writes The work.
The train company believes that the wild strike has such a big impact that the normal compensation, which is SEK 3,000 per person, is not enough – and they are now demanding extra high compensation.
MTR also wants the Labor Court to make a provisional decision that the strike should be declared illegal, and that the train drivers should immediately resume work.
The train stewards’ trade union Seko also risks damages of SEK 100,000 to MTR, even though they distanced themselves from the strike.
Read more here.
Shooting in Alingsås
A man fired several shots in a wooded area in Alingsås at lunchtime on Tuesday.
“A member of the public encounters a man who does not appear to be well and this man is carrying an automatic weapon. The man disappears into the forest and several gunshots are heard from within the terrain,” the police write.
Then it is also said to have started to burn in several places in the forest.
Is there a danger to the public?
– Yes, it absolutely does, that’s why we have cordoned off the area, says Thomas Fuxborg, press spokesperson for the police in the West region.
The text is updated.
Details: Absolut stops exports to Russia
Recently it was announced that Absolut Vodka will once again be exported to Russia.
According to information to TV4 Nyheterna Absolut is now stopping exports after the massive criticism directed at the company.
Absolut will hold a meeting this afternoon to provide further information on how to handle the Russian market, according to information provided to TV4.
Audience interrupted debate in the Riksdag
During a debate on the import of Russian fossil energy in the Riksdag on Tuesday afternoon, Minister of State Johan Forssell, minister of aid and foreign trade, was interrupted by audience members shouting words from the stands.
– It is becoming a habit that people start speaking in the chamber for their own reasons, Forssell said in connection with the interruption.
The Speaker called on the audience to be quiet, and that security guards would remove those who shouted.
Dead person found outdoors in Sundsvall
A dead man was found outdoors in the water in Sundsvall on Tuesday morning.
The person is probably the man who was reported missing at the end of November last year, according to the police.
Relatives of the missing man have been notified.
A forensic examination must be carried out.
The police do not suspect any crime.
Imprisoned WSJ reporter in court in Moscow
The Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich is fighting to have his arrest appeal heard in Moscow, Russia. On Tuesday, he appeared in a court in Moscow, The Guardian reports.
He should not have said anything in court, according to the newspaper.
It was at the end of March that the journalist was arrested in Yekaterinburg, Russia, accused of spying on behalf of the United States. He faces 20 years in prison if convicted.
The international community has condemned the arrest.
SR leaves Twitter after new “marking”
Sweden’s Radio is leaving Twitter after they and many other public service institutions around the world were labeled “Publicly funded media” on the platform.
“Sveriges Radio has for a long time deprioritized its presence on Twitter and has now made the decision to completely stop being active on the platform, while at the same time we are shutting down a number of accounts,” writes Christian Gillinger, responsible for social media, in a statement .
The text is updated.
Fire in apartment building in Luleå – one to hospital
The emergency services and the police were alerted to a fire in an apartment building in Luleå just after 10 o’clock on Tuesday.
There is heavy smoke, reports the police.
One person is taken to hospital by ambulance.
Truck has overturned on E4: “Causes a lot of queues”
The truck has overturned all over the road. Photo: Reader image
A truck with a trailer has overturned on the E4 just north of Järna in Södertälje, according to the emergency services.
The road is completely closed in the northbound direction due to the truck blocking the entire carriageway.
– The driver was out and walking when we got out, but I don’t know if he had any injuries. We have a diesel leak, probably from the tank. It probably causes a lot of queues, says Henrik Dewoon Thorén, officer on duty at Södertörn’s fire brigade association.
There are no reports of other personal injuries.
Traffic is expected to be up and running again in about two hours.
Climate activists block the Västerbron
Läsarbild Photo: The activist group “Restore the wetlands” on Västerbron on Tuesday morning.
Climate activists from the group Restore the wetlands have an action in Stockholm’s inner city during the morning.
Several people walk on the Västerbron and block the traffic. They hold up a banner that says “Ban mining”.
– It is a group of people who express opinions by carrying banners and walking in traffic, says Daniel Wikdahl.
The police are on site and directing traffic.
– It drives slowly behind, Daniel Wikdahl.
Man beaten near subway station in Masmo
A man in his 20s has been beaten and robbed near a subway station in Masmo, south of Stockholm, the police report.
The police were alerted to the incident on Monday at 10:27 p.m.
The man has been taken to hospital.
Five perpetrators are suspected of assaulting the man.
The police prepare a report of aggravated robbery.
No one has been arrested.
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