A woman was arrested for flying drones over the Sagerska Palace last night. When the police checked her, an advanced spy camera was discovered, according to information given to TV4 Nyheterna. – The security police know that the police arrested an individual connected to Sagerska, says press spokesperson Fredrik Hultgren-Friberg. Security guards alerted the police on Wednesday evening. A drone was seen flying over Sagerska huset in central Stockholm. The building is a protected object with photography prohibited and enhanced security. The police rushed to the Prime Minister’s residence and arrested a woman suspected of violating the Protection Act. “Säpo exchanges information with the police” The drone was seized and additional cameras are said to have been found among the woman’s belongings, according to information to TV4 Nyheterna. During a later visitation, a mounted spy camera was also discovered hidden next to the body, according to TV4 Nyhetern’s information. It is described as advanced. Säpo is informed of the incident. – The security police know that the police arrested an individual connected to Sagerska. But it is a case handled by the Police Authority and I can refer you there. As a matter of routine, we continuously cooperate with the Police Authority and exchange information, says Fredrik Hultgren-Friberg, press spokesperson at Säpo. Suspected false identity According to information to TV4 Nyheterna, the woman is a foreign citizen and the police are investigating whether the identity documents she was carrying could be forged. A prosecutor is involved and arrested the woman. On Thursday afternoon, the Stockholm police stated that the suspect has been released but are otherwise tight-lipped about the matter. – There is an ongoing preliminary investigation into violations of the Protection Act. The person, a younger person, is currently released. The suspicions remain, says Ylva Holmer, on-call preliminary investigation manager in Stockholm City. Do you know more? Tip TV4 here
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Details: Foreign woman with hidden spy camera arrested at the prime minister’s residence
