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Man beaten and threatened with a gun-like object

today at 11.24 Niklas Gustafsson

During Friday evening, a man in his 30s was arrested in Karlstad on suspicion of assault and serious weapons offences.

The man allegedly threatened another man with a gun-like object during an argument.

– There is a fight outside between two individuals. Then one of the men threatens the other with a gun-like object, says Anders Dahlman, press spokesperson at the police.

The police then carry out a number of different investigation measures.

– It leads us to an address near the crime scene. There we arrest a person, says Anders Dahlman.

He is then taken to the police station, but is then released.

– But the suspicions remain against him, says Anders Dahlman.

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