Six dead in restaurant fire in the Czech Republic

Queen Sonja has left the hospital

Norway’s Queen Sonja, 87, has left the hospital in Lillehammar, reports VG.

On Saturday, she suffered heart fibrillation in connection with a ski trip and was then admitted to hospital, the Norwegian royal house stated in a press release.

Minibus has run into a wall

Police, emergency services and ambulance have been alerted to a traffic accident in Holmsjö in Karlskrona. A minibus is said to have crashed into a wall and the extent of the damage is unclear, the police write on their website.

– The road is completely blocked. It has happened inside the community, says police spokesperson Lina Friberg.

SMHI warns of sudden ice slippage

SMHI has issued a yellow warning for sudden ice slippage from Monday. The warnings apply in large parts of Västernorrland County, parts of Jämtland County and southeasternmost Västerbotten County.

Man suspected of assaulting woman – arrested

The police were called to an address in Strängnäs during the night due to a fight. A woman is said to have been beaten by a man and had to be taken to hospital by ambulance for check-up and treatment.

The man was arrested by the police on suspicion of assault and later arrested by prosecutors.

The alarm came in at 03:00.

The district court revealed the identity of exposed children

In the summer of 2023, the personal data of a child who was subjected to a sexual crime was revealed in connection with a judgment being announced.

Now the child and the child’s parents receive damages, writes Sydsvenskan. The Chancellor of Justice has now decided that the state must pay SEK 25,000 in damages to the child and SEK 10,000 each to the guardians.

The child’s name, which was supposed to be confidential, was thus included in the judgment that the district court dealt with on the same day. But the verdict had already reached several journalists.

In addition to the child’s name, the district court failed to remove the guardians’ civil registry address, which was removed after two days.

– There is no lack of routine and there is nothing wrong with the system. They came to the conclusion that it was a single mistake and of course very regrettable, says Johan Sjöö, says Johan Sjöö, lawyer at the Malmö district court to Sydsvenskan.

Shots fired at residence – people at home

Shots were fired at a residence in Järfälla north of Stockholm early this morning.

The alarm came in at 05.15. One or more perpetrators had shot at a door.

– No one is injured and no one has been arrested, says Mats Eriksson, at the police command center.

More than one person was in the residence. The police do not want to comment on whether the residence in question was the target.

– We are looking for traces. We are also there and knock on doors and talk to people if they have seen something, says Mats Eriksson.

There have been several murders in Stockholm in a short time. Yesterday there was an explosion in Hagsätra. Are these crimes connected?

– We look at all serious crimes and see how they are connected, says Mats Eriksson.

A preliminary investigation into attempted murder has been opened.

At 10:30 a.m., the police were still in the area to secure traces.

Mexico and Canada are sending aid to LA

Authorities in California are now getting help from both Canada and Mexico in their fight against the fires that continue to rage in Los Angeles.

This weekend, both firefighters and other personnel from neighboring countries arrived.

“Firefighters from Mexico just arrived at LAX. They will join the more than 14,000 already fighting the Palisades Fire,” writes California Governor Gavin Newsom on X.

In addition to personnel, Canada is sending two aircraft that can assist in the work of dumping water and fire retardant over the fires.

“California has always helped us when we fight fires in the north. Now Canada can help you,” writes Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in a post on X.

At least 16 people have so far been confirmed dead in the fires in the Los Angeles area, which are far from being contained and continue to spread.

The man was pulled out of the car and beaten

A man in his 30s was subjected to a serious assault in Falköping on Saturday evening. According to the police, the man had stated that unknown perpetrators pulled him out of a car and then abused him with kicks and punches.

“The perpetrators have also cut the plaintiff’s arms and legs,” the police write on their website.

However, neither the man nor his companions wanted to provide any details to the police, which made the work difficult. The crime scene is unclear and a report of serious assault was made.

Young man abused by four women

A man in his 20s alerted the police at 01:00 last night that he had been abused by four women at a house party in central Örkelljunga.

The police write on their website that a 25-year-old woman is being questioned for information in the case. A report of assault has been drawn up, but the man should not have needed an ambulance at the time.

Injured person found in Kävlinge

An injured person has been found outdoors in Kävlinge. The person has been taken to hospital by ambulance. The police write on their website that they are happy to receive witness statements if you have information about what may have happened.

Loud bang alarm in Mölndal

At six o’clock on Sunday morning there was an alarm about an explosion in Mölndal, reports P4 Gothenburg.

A caller claims to have heard a loud bang to the SOS alarm.

At the scene, the police can find damage to parked cars, but no people have been injured, the police write on their website.

The site has been cordoned off, the national bomb protection has been activated, and door knocking has begun in the area.

Two dead after car crash on Saturday

Two people have died after two cars collided head-on late on Saturday evening on county road 207 at the height of Norra Bro outside Örebro. The police confirm this on their website. Next of kin have been notified.

The driver of one car was arrested during the night at the hospital, the police write.

According to witnesses, a car has come over on the wrong side of the road and caused the collision.

Three people were traveling in the other car. The driver and one of the passengers were pronounced dead at the scene. The third person is being treated in hospital with serious injuries.

A report of causing the death of another and gross negligence in traffic has been drawn up.

Springsteen studio destroyed in the fires

The famous music studio “Mix This!” has burned down in the Los Angeles fires, reports NBC.

In the studio run by Bob Clearmountain, 71, artists such as Bruce Springsteen, the Rolling Stones, Bad Religion, Roxy Music, Sheryl Crow, Journey, Kelly Clarkson and many others have recorded or mixed their albums.

16 dead in the Los Angeles fires

The number of people who have died due to the fires in Los Angeles is now up to 16, according to NBC.

Eleven of the victims are said to have died in the Eaton residential area and the rest in Pacific Palisades.