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Jeanette was found dead – the prosecutor appeals the verdict to HD
The prosecutor is appealing the Court of Appeal verdict regarding Jeanette’s death.
Hälsingland’s district court sentenced her partner to life imprisonment for murder. The Court of Appeal changed the sentence and reduced the sentence to seven years in prison for extremely serious assault.
“The Court of Appeal stated in the judgment that there is a certain amount of room for the death to have been caused by poisoning and that it cannot be considered beyond reasonable doubt that the plaintiff died as a result of the damage to the cerebrum that the suspect inflicted on her,” writes the Prosecutor’s Office in a press release.
Now prosecutor Birgitta Fernlund wants the Supreme Court to take up the case.
“The request for an appeal does not refer to the issue of responsibility for murder, but only to the length of the prison sentence for the crime the Court of Appeal sentenced for, i.e. extremely serious assault,” writes the Prosecutor’s Office in a press release.
The reduced sentence in the Court of Appeal caused a great stir and, among other things, a demonstration in Hudiksvall.
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The prison service stops Tiktok
The prison service is now stopping the use of Tiktok.
It appears in documents from the Correctional Service, Siren reports.
The decision shows that use of the app is prohibited in the Prison Service’s IT environment and on service phones.
Alarm about suspected dangerous object
A suspected dangerous object has been found in Helsingborg, reports Helsingborg’s daily newspaper.
The alarm was received by the police at 8 am on Tuesday morning. It is still unclear whether the item is actually dangerous.
– We take the safe before the unsafe and send the national bomb protection, says duty officer Andreas Hulting to the newspaper.
More fraud in cash registers after increased food prices
Several grocery stores in Dalarna state that the number of thefts in the express checkouts has increased in connection with the increased food prices and inflation, reports P4 The valleys.
Elsewhere in the country, shops have been forced to close ATMs due to the prevailing fraud.
Six dead after bank shooting
Another person has died after the mass shooting at a bank in Louisville in the United States on Monday, TT reports.
This is announced by the police, who state that the person, a 57-year-old woman, died in hospital due to her injuries.
A total of six people have now been confirmed dead, including the perpetrator who was shot dead by the police.
Several people are still being treated with serious injuries in hospital. The motive for the mass shooting is still unclear.
Serious rape of girl outdoors
The police have been alerted about a rape against a girl in Malmö.
The rape took place outdoors on Monday evening.
The girl is over 15 years old and so far no one has been arrested.
The police have searched the crime scene with a special search dog and carried out a technical investigation.
Tintin’s father confesses to murder
The father confesses to the murder of Tintin, reports Norrbottens-Kuriren.
The 46-year-old man has until now denied any crime.
– My client now admits the act of which he is suspected and will submit to responsibility for murder, says the father’s lawyer Marcus Lodin.
At the beginning of January, 8-year-old Tintin was found dead in a bathtub at his father’s home in Luleå.
Last week, the father was charged with strangling his son to death.
High risk of grass fire
SMHI has issued a warning for a high risk of grass fire on Gotland and in parts of eastern Götaland and eastern Svealand.
The authority urges that outdoor fires should be carried out with great caution. The reason is that the risk of fires has increased due to last year’s dry grass.
Volcanic eruption in the Russian Far East
The volcano Shivelutj has erupted on the Kamchatka Peninsula in the Russian Far East, TT reports.
An ash cloud that has risen approximately 15 kilometers above sea level is now threatening air traffic passing through the area. And according to local authorities, the ash has been spread by the wind over large areas.
Residents in the area are asked to stay at home.
The son shot a teacher – now the mother is charged
A 25-year-old woman is now facing charges after her six-year-old son shot his teacher in Virginia in the US, the BBC reports.
Police have previously determined that the gun the boy used belongs to his mother.
The woman, named Deja Taylor, is now accused of “recklessly leaving a loaded firearm” near a child.
The son’s teacher was seriously injured but survived the shooting.
The Church of Sweden’s plan: priests are to be sent to war
The Church of Sweden in Jönköping plans to deploy priests and cemetery staff, reports Swedens radio.
The aim is, among other things, that the funeral service will work if there is a heightened state of preparedness and war, vicar Ann Aldén tells the channel.
Also Jan-Olof Olsson at the Swedish Agency for Community Protection and Preparedness tells the channel that all religious communities that conduct funerals should think through their preparedness.
Aftonbladet has previously reported on how the Church of Sweden is preparing for crisis and war. Read more here.
Car accident in Kil – mowed down about 40 posts
On Monday evening, the police received an alert about a single vehicle accident on national highway 61 in the municipality of Kil.
When the police arrived at the scene, they could ascertain that a car had mowed down about 40 poles in the middle railing of the road.
No one is said to have been injured in the accident. During a period, the road was at a standstill while waiting for the car to be recovered.
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