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Drove into trees – two to hospital after single-vehicle accident

today at 23.52 Nelly Kronstrand

The emergency services were called on Saturday evening to a road in Tranemo municipality due to a car accident.

– It was quite a curvy road so the car had gone off the road, into a tree and laid on its side, says Per Fägersten at the rescue service.

He continues:

– We had to help one person out of the car. Two have had to be taken to hospital by ambulance.

The people were awake when they were taken to hospital. Otherwise, the damage situation is unclear.

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    – At this stage, I cannot go into what the type of injuries are or what they may have been caused by. But we have taken several police investigation measures, among other things, this place is cordoned off and we have arrested a person who is suspected of this crime, says Dan Gradö of the police to the newspaper.

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    Both women have stated that they plan to appeal the verdict.

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  • Is Tove’s killer in custody, or in Hinseberg…? Both data have occurred. Or does Hinseberg have a detention center as well?

    Sound cannon

    Hey Sound Cannon!

    Kvinnosanstalten Hinseberg this week opened a detention center with room for 52 detainees, both women and men.

    The new detention center is a so-called restricted detention center and the detainees who are there will not be able to meet those who are in the prison itself.

  • Do we know why the gym killer only got 2 years for murdering a person who was just in the wrong place? Must be a very wrong signal to all gang-affiliated teenagers?!

    Carl Munther

    Hello! According to the district court, the sentence for, among other things, murder was only 2 years and 11 months because he was not of legal age when the crime was committed.

    “His youth has been taken into account when sentencing,” the district court writes in the verdict.

    For a person over the age of 18, the penalty for murder, on the other hand, can amount to life.

  • Why do you insist on calling the gym killer “the boy” in your latest article where he was found? If you are 17 and already a hired killer, you are hardly a boy anymore. Shame he didn’t get a real punishment.

    Op

    Hello! It is simply about us writing “boy” or “girl” about people who are under 18 years of age. If the person is over 18, we write “man” or “woman”.

  • Hello

    It said about an “incident” at a school in Umeå (I think) yesterday where two children were injured. How have the children been? What just happened?

    Eve

    Hello! I am guessing that it is the incident in Luleå that you are referring to. Both children are being treated in hospital now.

    At 1 p.m., the police and the municipality are holding a press conference about it, which you will be able to follow via Aftonbladet!

  • Oops, no staff? Sad because it’s nice to avoid all the criminals, death and sadness that you always write about.

    Mona

    Hey Mona! We are here! Sometimes some things come in that cannot really be answered by us here at the editorial office, but we try to answer as often as we can.

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