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A man in his 60s reports that he has been abused in Vasaparken in Norrköping by another man, the police write on their website.
The man has injuries to his face and head. He himself states that some form of attachment must have been used. The man was first taken to hospital in an ambulance, but is not expected to be life-threateningly injured.
A man in his 30s was arrested by police nearby and is now suspected of aggravated assault.
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A police operation is currently underway at Gävle central station.
The alarm was received on 17.08. The police confirm the operation.
– I cannot say anything more now, says the press spokesperson at police region Mitt.
You are the ones on the spot trying to get hold of witnesses to the incident.
There is currently no clear classification of the crime.
The text is updated.
The humanitarian crisis in Gaza is acute and continues to worsen. There is a lack of clean water, sanitation and functioning healthcare.
Now the risk of various diseases spreading is also increasing, and this week poliovirus was discovered in several samples of waste water. Polio can lead to deformities and paralysis.
So far, no cases of disease have been reported, but the World Health Organization (WHO) still assesses that the risk of spread is very high.
– This risk must be taken very seriously, not least because polio primarily affects the most vulnerable, children under the age of five. In order to prevent the spread of polio, immediate measures are required such as improving water and sanitation, and that routine vaccinations are resumed, says Daniel Wallinder, acting international director at the Swedish Red Cross.
Polio was eradicated from Gaza over 25 years ago thanks to a massive vaccination campaign.
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The Finnish Ministry of Defense states on Friday that a Russian ship is suspected of trespassing in Finnish territorial waters in the eastern part of the Gulf of Finland, writes EPN.
The breach must have occurred during Friday afternoon and the case is now being investigated by the Finnish border guard.
In mid-June, four Russian military planes violated Finnish airspace 2.5 kilometers inside Finland’s border in the Gulf of Finland.
A woman in her 80s is no longer allowed to visit the library in Vetlanda.
The district court has decided that, reports P4 Jönköping.
The decision was made after 1,200 stolen books were found at the woman’s home.
The court assesses that there is a risk that she will continue to steal books if she is allowed into the library.
There are more places than the library in Vetlanda that the woman will not be allowed to visit in the future, according to the district court’s decision.
Dmitry Bulgakov, former deputy defense minister of Russia, is suspected of corruption and has been arrested, reports BBC Russian Service.
Bulgakov is the fifth general in the Russian Defense Ministry to be arrested on suspicion of corruption since Sergei Shoigu was forced to leave his post as Defense Minister.
A man who has been arrested for murdering his adult son outside Ängelholm in Skåne has been released, writes Sydsvenskan.
The release on Friday came somewhat unexpectedly. Just an hour earlier, the prosecutor had requested that the man be detained.
It is unclear whether the father is still suspected of crimes.
– I have no comments, says chamber prosecutor Sofia Alkeberg to the newspaper.
The son, who was in his 30s, was found dead in a residence on Tuesday.
Large media gathering at the detention hearing in Lund District Court Photo: Krister Hansson
A 15-year-old girl is in custody after the murder of a 14-year-old girl in Landskrona. The detention hearing was held behind closed doors at the Lund district court on Friday afternoon and the district court decided to remand the girl on probable cause on suspicion of murder.
According to prosecutor Tomas Olvmyr, there was a special reason to detain the girl even though she had not yet turned 18.
– It is obvious that satisfactory monitoring cannot be arranged, said prosecutor Tomas Olvmyr at the hearing.
The 15-year-old contested the arrest and denied any crime.
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Rescue services and an ambulance went out to Kungsängen today after a drowning alarm.
They rushed out after a person was found in Lillsjön west of Kungsängen.
– The person was taken away by ambulance helicopter, says Christian Lennkvist, line operator at RC Mitt.
The extent of the damage is unclear.
The police were also called to the scene.
– We don’t suspect any crime but are there and assisting the rescue service, says Helena Boström Thomas at the police in the Stockholm region.
The alarm came in at 1:30 p.m.
A passenger car and a motorcycle have collided in Lissma, a couple of kilometers south of Huddinge.
The passenger car must have driven into the side of the motorcycle and the motorcycle rider had to be taken to hospital by ambulance.
His injury status is unclear.
The car driver is suspected of negligence in traffic and causing bodily harm.
Last Friday, Sajawal Aziz was found at the bottom of a swimming pool in the bath house in Alingsås. Today the police confirmed that he died.
They have been working on the case for a week – but they still have no idea how the boy ended up under the surface of the water. This is stated by the local police area manager in Alingsås for Gothenburg Post.
– There are uncertainties when it is a young person who dies. If he has hit something, are there any injuries? Has he drowned, as a result of what? Or is it a pounding? That is what we want to find out, says Johan Lundberg.
There is still no witness to the incident.
So now the Swedish police will contact their British counterpart to see if new witness information from Aziz’s teammates, or others who were at the scene, has been added.
– We have not received information that anyone has reacted to anything, but we will still hear people in his team, that is our ambition, says Johan Lundberg to GP.
US Vice President Kamala Harris and the country’s former President Barack Obama. Archive image. Photo: Carolyn Kaster/AP/TT
Former US President Barack Obama supports Kamala Harris as the Democratic presidential candidate, his office writes in a statement.
Obama was the country’s president in the years 2009–2017.
Five people are sentenced in the Malmö district court in a series of frauds in the amount of millions.
This was discovered when the group took a huge bill worth SEK 82,000 at a pub in central Malmö during the Christmas weekend last year. But since then, the investigation has grown and according to prosecutor Henrik Nordquist, the people involved must have been involved in about 20 gross frauds for over one million kroner.
Now the five are sentenced to prison for several cases of gross fraud.
A total of six people were suspected of the crimes.
Read more here.
The man behind the darknet site Flugsvamp 2.0, Alexander Gustafsson, has been arrested in Istanbul, Turkey, reports the Turkish newspaper Hürriyet.
Gustafsson was sentenced in 2022 to 11 years and eight months in prison for, among other things, particularly serious drug offences.
Gustafsson created Flugsvamp 2.0 and was the first in Sweden to be prosecuted and sentenced for administering a drug trading site.
He was acquitted in the district court but was sentenced in the court of appeal to prison for 11 years and 8 months. But shortly before the verdict was to be handed down, Gustafsson disappeared without a trace and was later internationally wanted by Interpol.
Gustafsson was able to create a fortune with his drug dealings. He was paid in bitcoin and could, among other things, withdraw a profit of SEK 11 million.
Aftonbladet is looking for Gustafsson’s defense lawyer.
During Thursday evening, SOS was alerted to a campsite in Strömstad due to a Norwegian woman aged 45 suffering from a case of illness. She was taken to a hospital in Norway by ambulance helicopter, but her life could not be saved. Relatives have been notified.
Due to unclear circumstances, the police are investigating the case as a suspected murder. It is led by prosecutors.
– We don’t know what happened, we weren’t there yesterday. We have received information about the incident afterwards, says police spokesperson in Väst Christian Brattgård.
No one is arrested.
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