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An 18-year-old man was found stabbed to death in Landskrona on Wednesday evening.
The police were alerted at 9:39 p.m., but have not yet assigned a crime classification.
The young man was taken to hospital by ambulance.
– He has a stab wound in the leg, says Filip Annas, press spokesperson at the police’s regional command center.
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A power outage has occurred in Skärholmen and Vårberg in southern Stockholm.
According to Ellevio, it started at 21:26 and affects 3,205 electricity customers.
The cause is so far unknown and there is no forecast for when the power may be restored.
A man has been arrested in Lidköping on suspicion of a murder on March 20, 2022, the police say.
On the same day, Linus Bergh, who had previously been expelled from the Hells Angels, was murdered.
He was then shot dead in an industrial premises in Lidköping.
Now the Left Party has decided to exclude Kristofer Lundberg. Archive image. Photo: The Left Party
The Left Party excludes Kristofer Lundberg, chairman of the party’s local association in Angered, deputy party secretary Maria Forsberg tells TT.
She says that the party board made a collective assessment and that Kristofer Lundberg through his actions has created a great deal of uncertainty about what the Left Party stands for.
Kristofer Lundberg has, among other things, expressed support for the terrorist-classified Palestinian PFLP.
Earlier in October, the party’s executive committee initiated an expulsion case against him.
Several V politicians have been accused of anti-Semitism during the autumn. Orwa Kadoura in Malmö and Ali Hadrous in Landskrona have left the party after spreading anti-Semitic claims.
A person who was supposed to deliver food to an address in Sundbyberg, north of Stockholm, has been robbed.
According to Aftonbladet’s information, the person works as a courier for the delivery company Foodora.
Several unknown perpetrators have forcibly taken the person’s phone.
When the alarm came in, the courier had had to borrow another person’s mobile phone in order to alert the police.
The police are investigating the incident as a robbery.
Large police effort in central Eslöv. Photo: Mikael Nilsson
Just before 6 p.m., the police were alerted about a boy who had been found injured in central Eslöv.
– He has been injured by a sharp object. We do not know what type of object it is, says police spokesperson Filip Annas.
The teenage boy has been taken to hospital by ambulance. The extent of the damage is unclear.
The suspected perpetrator allegedly ran from the scene.
– We do not know where this has happened. But we have cordoned off a large area and are searching with dog patrol.
At 19:00, the police state that a young man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder.
Svenska spel’s mobile app is also down.
Several readers contacted Aftonbladet that Svenska spel’s website was down.
– Try going in there, it’s done, says one person.
For two hours, neither playing online nor in store worked.
At 19:00 Svenska spel announced that it is possible to play again.
Hezbollah confirms that its intended next leader Hashem Safieddine was killed in an earlier attack carried out by Israel, reports AP.
A woman in her 80s is suspected of being trampled to death by a cow in Godshill outside Bournemouth in England.
Just a few days earlier, a 63-year-old man was attacked by a cow in the same place. The man managed to roll away from the animal’s stomping hooves and escaped with minor injuries.
– I was seriously afraid that that thing would either kill me or seriously injure me, Kevin Parker told the Bournemouth Echo.
The police are on site at a recycling center in Bromma to investigate a suspected dangerous object.
– We are on site and handling it right now, says Daniel Wikdahl, the police’s press officer.
The police were alerted to the object at 4:20 p.m.
They have photographed the object and sent the images to the National Bomb Defense which will make an assessment of the object.
– The recycling center is cordoned off, says Daniel Wikdahl.
Update:
At 6 p.m., the police announced that The national bomb protection has taken care of the object, which turns out to be harmless.
Therefore, the closures can now be lifted.
A Swedish woman in her 20s has died in a car accident in Marbella on October 11, the Foreign Ministry confirms.
The woman, who is from Sundsvall, lived in Spain for some time.
According to Spanish media, she was a passenger in a sports car that for unknown reasons crashed into the center barrier of a highway.
The driver was taken to hospital with serious injuries. The Swedish woman’s life could not be saved.
A car caught fire while it was traveling on the E6 in Munkedal.
Emergency services and police are on the scene. There are currently no reports of personal injuries.
According to the Swedish Transport Agency, the incident has a major impact on traffic.
Left lane open to traffic. The car is to be recovered from the scene and the work is expected to be finished at 4.15 pm.
At 2:45 p.m., SOS received an alert about a head-on collision between two motorists in Mora.
– Emergency services and an ambulance are on site and at least one person has been taken to hospital, says Nathalie Stridsberg, team leader at SOS alarm.
The police are on their way to the scene of the accident and according to the emergency services, three people are affected. The extent of the damage is unclear.
An explosion occurred during welding work at an industry in Mönsterås.
One person was injured and taken to hospital with an unknown condition.
– But we have been able to talk to the person in any case, says police spokesperson Filip Annas.
According to Turkish GT Medya, something exploded in an area outside Ankara on Wednesday.
According to information, the explosion took place in an industrial area where, among other things, aircraft are manufactured for the Turkish military.
Several media also report on shooting.
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