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Police and the FBI are hunting a 24-year-old woman suspected of kidnapping after stealing a car in Ohio on Monday, NBC News reports.

Two twin children, five months old, were also in the car. They had been left in the car when their mother went into a pizzeria to buy food.

The day after the crime, the police were able to find one of the twins near an airport about 11 miles from the pizzeria.

The other twin has not yet been found.

– We are working on this case non-stop, said police chief Elaine Bryant at a press conference on Wednesday.

During the day, the police in Sundsvall dealt with a fight at the hospital.

Two women are said to have argued verbally with each other and a third person is said to have tried to intervene.

Then one of the women abused the person.

It is unclear what caused the altercation.

No one had to seek medical care, the police say.

The general trend is that crisis and poor economy make people drink less alcohol.

But that is not the whole truth. Researchers see an opposite trend in some groups, writes TT.

– This applies, among other things, to many of those who feel a general concern about the crisis. This means that they increase their consumption. Then we also see in previous research that those who already had a high alcohol consumption before the crisis largely increase their consumption further during the crisis, says Björn Trolldal, researcher at the Central Association for Alcohol and Narcotics Information (CAN).

The long-term trend is that Swedish drinking continues to decrease. In total, consumption has decreased by 15 percent since 2004.

A Krösatåg has derailed in Hultsfred.

18 people are affected.

– At first glance, no one is seriously injured. But it’s a big effort with an ambulance, emergency services and the Swedish Transport Agency, so there are a lot of people on site, says the emergency services’ management operator.

According to the emergency services, the affected people are being examined by the ambulance staff.

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A young woman was paralyzed after a visit to an alternative medicine masseur in Värmland, reports New Wermlands-Tidningen.

The masseuse called for an ambulance when the woman suffered from dizziness, vomiting and paralysis on half of her body.

Now the prosecutor has started a preliminary investigation into causing bodily harm.

The woman’s state of health is otherwise unknown.

– I cannot comment on how she is feeling today, and above all I do not know based on the fact that I myself had no contact with her, says prosecutor Elisabeth Andersson to NWT.

A suspected spy case shakes the German intelligence service.

According to Der Spiegel an employee of the Bundesnachrichtendienst is said to have worked secretly for Russia.

The intelligence officer has been arrested and the BND’s office has now been searched.

– With Russia, we are dealing with an actor where we have to take into account their ruthlessness and willingness to be violent, says BND head Bruno Kahl according to Reuters.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has commented on the decision by the United States to send the Patriot air defense robot to Ukraine.

– Our opponents claim that it is a defensive weapon. So be it, we have it in mind. And there will always be an antidote. Those who do this do it in vain. It just prolongs the conflict, that’s all, Putin said, according to the Russian state news agency Ria Novosti.

Putin also took the opportunity to criticize Patriot.

– It is a fairly old system. It doesn’t work like, say, our S-300.

Framstegskolan in Stockholm and Imanskolan in Uppsala are not allowed to continue with their activities, reports SVT News.

The announcement comes after Säpo sounded the alarm about the risk that students at the schools could be radicalized.

“The shortcomings in the respective management circles are serious and of such a nature and extent that the supervisory authorities have been justified in revoking the foundations’ approvals as principals,” says councilor Eva Furberg in the press release.

Imanskolan’s principal Khodor Ali calls the sentence unfair.

“It is an unfair decision. The board has called an emergency meeting to review the decision and then decide on the next step,” he writes in a text message to SVT.

Several cars have collided on the E6 south of Helsingborg.

Police, ambulance and emergency services have been called to the scene. The police do not yet have information on whether anyone was injured.

– We are trying to get an idea of ​​what has actually happened, but at least four cars are involved in the accident, says Kim Hild of the Skåne police region.

The road is closed in the southbound direction. At least three of the cars must be recovered from the scene.

– Until then, the road will be completely or partially closed, says Kim Hild.

The Wagner group has received a weapons delivery from North Korea, US defense sources told Reuters.

– We can confirm that North Korea completed a weapons delivery to Wagner who paid for the equipment. Last month, North Korea delivered robots and rakes to Russia for use by Wagner, an anonymous defense source said.

The delivery is a sign that the Wagner group’s efforts in Ukraine have become increasingly important to Russia, according to Reuters.

A man in his 30s has had to be taken to hospital with injuries after a fall accident at a wood products industry in Skinnskatteberg.

Police and ambulance were called to the scene after the alarm about a workplace accident.

The man must have fallen into a deep hole in the floor. The extent of the damage is still unknown, the police say.

A report on work environment violations and causing bodily harm has been drawn up.