Humpback roller liberated from nets in the Baltic Sea

Car chase in Malmö – tried to drive on police

A passenger car drove from a police patrol in Malmö, which ended with a car chase where the driver tried to drive on the patrol.

“The car drives off the Inner Ringvägen, towards Rosengård, and prejudice on Ramel’s road. A person tries to run from the patrol, but is caught,” the police write on their website.

A man in his 30s was arrested on suspicion of two cases of attempted violence against an official, gross unlawful driving, gross negligence in traffic, gross drunk driving and serious violation of the knife law.

No one was injured in conjunction with the car chase.

The incident happened late Wednesday evening.

Humpback roller liberated from nets in the Baltic Sea

An almost ten meter long humpback whale has been liberated in the Baltic Sea after it is stuck in fishing nets in Polish water.

– The rescue effort was successful. The animal has been liberated, says Agnieszka Veljkovic at the World Wildlife Fund WWF in Poland.

Valks are rarely seen in the Baltic Sea because it is a fairly small area with some food for such large animals.

The humpback whales were discovered about 80 meters from the coast outside the city of Miedzyzdroje and Wolin National Park in northwestern Poland.

– The humpback whales were relatively calm. In the rescue operation’s second attempt to remove the networks, it seemed to understand that we had come to help and almost started cooperating, says Veljkovic.

Experts will now monitor the elections and hope that it will find out of the Baltic Sea via the Sound.

Truck has driven off the road

A truck has driven off the road on E22 between Rockneby and Kåremo in a southbound direction.

No person should have been injured but the road is turned off.

Police and emergency services are in place. The alarm came in at 05:00.

16-year-old arrested for murder in Gävle

A 16-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of the murder of a 28-year-old man in Gävle last Friday, writes Gefle Dagblad.

The boy who was arrested on Sunday has been arrested on probable reasons, the higher by two degrees of suspicion, for the murder. He denies a crime.

Another three people were arrested over the weekend. They were later set free, but are still suspected of involvement in the murder.

In February, the police in Gävle arrested several people who have in common that they traveled to the city and then be linked to serious crime preparations, the magazine writes.

HD gives Trump deadline for assistance

The US Supreme Court, for the moment, postpones a decision by a judge who demanded that the Trump government pay billions of dollars in foreign aid.

The decision was that money must be paid for the aid agreement concluded before Donald Trump’s access. The judge had, after a lawsuit from aid organizations, sat deadline to midnight local time.

HD blocks the judge’s rash until they have been given a chance to review the question.

Source: More North Korean soldiers to Russia

North Korea may have sent another 1,000 soldiers to fight in Russia attack war against Ukraine, says South Korean sources of defense for Yonhap.

The soldiers are believed to have been sent to Russia in January and February.

“It is understood that North Korea is also making preparations to send additional troops to Russia,” a military source told Yonhap.

Another source in the military says that the location of the troops is unknown, as the South Korean military cannot trace the soldiers after leaving North Korea.

Hundreds flee fires in Japan

Nearly 600 inhabitants have been evacuated from severe terrain fires in northern Japan. TV pictures from public service company NHK show how the flames reduced several houses to charred residues in Ofunato, in the prefecture Iwate.

On Thursday, local authorities estimated that 84 buildings were damaged in the fire, which is estimated to be approximately 600 hectares. The cause of the fire is still unclear, but strong wind is believed to have contributed to the spread.

No people have been confirmed so far.

Threw infants from windows – mentally ill

A new mother who threw her newborn baby from a hotel window in Paris has received mental care, says French prosecutor.

The woman, an 18-year-old student from the United States, had, according to a source within the Prosecutor’s Office, gave birth to the child in a hotel room on Monday, and then threw it down the street from the window. The baby received care but did not survive his injuries.

A murder investigation was initiated, but it was found that the woman was not in order to be brought to trial and she has instead been placed in a psychiatric care department.

A dead after accident outside Norrköping

A man died in connection with a traffic accident on Wednesday evening on the E4 in a southbound direction, at the height of Norsholm outside Norrköping.

A passenger car drove into a truck trailer and ended up partly below it.

After midnight, police announced that a man had died after the accident, reports Norrköping’s newspapers.

How the accident has been done is too early to answer, according to police.

After the accident, the E4 was completely closed in a southbound direction, but at 22, the police announced that traffic is rolling again.

Dead hostages have been left over

Terror -stamped Hamas has handed four bodies to the Red Cross, says an Israeli security official for AFP.

– Four bodies have been handed over by Hamas to the Red Cross, says the person.

A spokesman for Hamas confirms the handover of the bodies belonging to the hostage held in Gaza.

“The four bodies were handed over a short time ago and we are waiting for the release of Palestinian prisoners,” said the Hamas speaker.

Angelica Blick has had children

Sicken baby happiness! The influencer Angelica Blick, 34, has become the mother of a little boy.

She writes that on Instagram.

The son was born on Sunday.

“The greatest love in our lives. Mom and Dad love you more than words can say, ”writes the look that got the child along with love Jesper Lindstrand.

The couple got together in the summer of 2022.

Nvidia rose on cool US stock exchange

The US stock exchange reacted weakly to Donald Trump’s threat of customs duties during the government meeting today.

Upon closing tonight, the S&P 500 was up 0.1 percent. The Dow Jones index backed 0.4 percent, while the technology -heavy index Nasdaq went 0.2 percent plus.

This week’s big company event is that the chip company Nvidia will release its report after the stock exchange closure.

The share has backed three trading days in a row, and was a total of about 3 percent since the turn of the year.

But when closing today it was up again. Nvidia rose 3.7 percent.

Tesla continued her case. Upon closing, the share had lost another four percent.

Two dead in measles in the United States

An unvaccinated child in Texas has died after being infected by measles.

Another person must have died in measles, according to the country’s health minister Robert Kennedy Jr.

It is the first time since 2015 that deaths in measles occur in the United States.

The patient in Texas is described as a girl of school age who has not been vaccinated.

During Trump’s government meeting today, Health Minister Robert Kennedy Jr commented on the outbreak.

“We will continue to follow it,” he said.

Customs found 60 kilos of cocaine when input in Skåne

Customs seized 60 kilos of cocaine in connection with an operation outside a smaller town in Skåne on February 20, writes Helsingborgs Dagblad.

Two people were arrested at the scene in connection with the operation, where the police also participated. The two have been arrested on suspicion of extremely serious drug crime.

Two more men have been arrested, suspected of serious drug crime.

– They were arrested at the same time. There is a connection, but it is too early to say what it is for connection, prosecutor Linda Jeppsson Linderström told the newspaper.

The prosecutor tells HD that the operation on February 20 has links to another ongoing investigation of a man in Malmö.