It was all discovered when the police stopped a vehicle for control and a person in the car told us about the object.
“We had reason to stop the car, that check was not made by chance,” says Daniel Wikdahl, press spokesman for the police.
The national bomb protection was called to the site and it found that the object was sharp.
“The object was not destroyed in place but was transported from there by the national bomb protection,” he says.
A preliminary investigation into preparation for grossly dangerous devastation and serious violation of the Flammable and Explosive Goods Act has been initiated.
Several people have been detained and the investigation work continued during the night and will last today.