Currents call for meeting after blast wave

Dumpen-Sara leaves the board

Dumpen’s responsible publisher Sara Nilsson is leaving the company’s board.

Dumpen’s other leading figure, Patrik Sjöberg, resigns at the same time as chairman but remains as a board member.

The changes were notified to the Swedish Companies Registration Office in November and registered yesterday.

200 seconds has reviewed Dumpen’s operations in a series of programs.

Already at the end of the summer, an extra general meeting was held about the changes.

Mass crash on E4

The police have been paralyzed about a mass crash on the E4 between Umeå and Sävar.

According to initial information, seven cars should be involved in the accident. There are no reports of injuries yet.

The road is completely blocked in the southbound direction.

After the bomb wave – the police’s appeal to the public

After the high number of bombings in Stockholm in recent weeks, the police are now issuing a call to the public.

They ask the public to raise the alarm if they see anything suspicious while out and about in the evenings and nights.

“Taxi drivers, newspaper messengers, dog owners – are asked to react immediately and call 112 if they make observations that may be suspected of being serious crimes,” they write, among other things, on their website.

– We know that criminals hide items in basements, basement storage rooms, stairwells, ventilation spaces or in other public areas. But it can also be objects that are placed visibly in a public place, says Max Åkerwall, deputy chief of police.

Three women arrested at Umeå airport

Three women were arrested at Umeå airport yesterday with a large amount of cash, the police say.

After that, the police searched several addresses in Umeå, where more cash was found in a residence.

In connection with that, a man was also arrested.

All four are now arrested by prosecutors.

Documents about Landerholm were hidden for almost two years

It took 673 days before the documents about the damages caused by Henrik Landerholm’s carelessness with classified documents were kept in the government office, reveals The Express.

“The damage assessment was entered in the diary some time after it had been deemed a public document”, the Government Offices’ press service writes in an email to the newspaper.

Read everything about the tours around Landerholm here.

Three dead in Russian attack in Kyiv

Three people have died in a Russian drone attack in the Kiev region after parts of a drone hit an apartment building, the Ukrainian rescue service said on Friday morning.

The Ukrainian Air Force says it shot down 25 Russian attack drones over seven regions, including Kiev and the Lviv region.

At least two people were also injured in a fire in a residential building.

At the same time, Russia states that it has repulsed a large Ukrainian drone attack against several regions – including over the capital Moscow.

The government wants to stop ip-tv – ban is being investigated

The film investigation will have an extended period of time – the investigator must now also come up with a proposal on whether illegal so-called IP-TV can be banned.

– The money goes straight into the pockets of criminals, says culture minister Parisa Liljestrand (M).

Private drug dogs for Stockholm’s schools

The city of Stockholm is to procure drug detection with dogs for the municipal primary and secondary schools, reports Mitt i.

Roger Adolfsson, security coordinator at the education administration, says that the aim is to prevent drug use, strengthen security and mark zero tolerance towards drugs.

– Given the way society looks today, it is not unthinkable that children hide drugs in their cupboards.

Municipal employee in Lund worked from China – shut down

An employee at Lund municipality had his application to work from China during the Christmas and New Year holidays rejected due to security risks.

Despite the employer’s refusal, the employee took the work computer with him to China and tried to log in to his user account, writes South Sweden.

After a failed attempt, he managed to connect via a VPN service that simulated that the computer was in Malmö. The municipality acted quickly and blocked both the computer and service phone.

– It was of course not okay to log in locally from China, says Johan Frithiof-Karlberg, head of digitization in Lund municipality to Sydsvenskan.

The employee is now suspended with pay while an employment law investigation is underway.

Man attacked with affection in central Stockholm

At 08.15 the police and ambulance were called to Kungsholmen in Stockholm.

A man has then been attacked with an attachment by an unknown perpetrator.

– The injured man is being cared for by paramedics, says police spokesperson Mats Eriksson.

The suspected perpetrator has been arrested.

– My opinion is that it happened outdoors, says Mats Eriksson.

Police are classifying the incident as attempted murder.

Police action at Sis home – three young people taken into care

Staff at the Sis home Ljungbacken in Uddevalla alerted the police at five o’clock on Friday morning, due to a threatening situation at the residence.

– A number of young people barricaded themselves in the Sis home and staff were worried about how the situation would develop, says police spokesperson Adam Isaksson Samara.

The police sent several resources to the scene and after a while were able to get the situation under control.

No one was injured in the incident, but three young people were taken into custody by the police.

A report of damage has been drawn up.

USA: Hundreds arrested and deported

Hundreds of people who have been in the United States without permission have been arrested and deported, according to a statement from the White House.

“The Trump administration has arrested 538 illegal immigrant criminals,” writes President Donald Trump’s press spokesperson Karoline Leavitt in social media.

According to Leavitt, “hundreds” have been deported from the country in military aircraft.

The newly elected president was elected with promises to close the country’s borders to people who try to cross it illegally. He has also promised to carry out mass deportations of people who have not been granted the right to stay in the United States.

When Trump took office, he immediately issued a series of directives, including declaring a state of emergency in the border areas with Mexico in the south and having more soldiers stationed there.

Försäkringskassan reports more people for benefit violations

Försäkringskassan’s control unit reported roughly 8,500 people to the police last year, an increase of around 500 – despite investigating fewer suspected benefit crimes, reports Ekot.

– It’s about us getting better and better at working with the right cases, i.e. cases where there is a high probability of some form of crime in social insurance, explains Peter Fausö, head of the Swedish Social Insurance Agency’s control unit.

Over half a million without power in Ireland

At least 560,000 households and businesses are said to be without electricity in Ireland right now, the Irish Times writes.

The power outage is a result of storm Éowyn which has moved in over the British Isles.

A red weather warning has been issued for several parts of the country and the wind speed measured at 183km/h is a record high. At least 200 flights to and from Dublin have been canceled and all public transport has been suspended for the duration of the red alert.

All the country’s schools are closed during the day and residents are asked to avoid all non-essential travel.