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Police car was hit by motorist
A man in his 20s has been arrested on suspicion of, among other things, attempted murder after running into a police car in Södra Sandby, Lund municipality.
The police try to stop the car in a routine check and pull up next to the car. Then the police car is thrown off the road and turns around.
The man fled the scene of the accident.
A police hunt for the man was launched and he was later arrested in a residence in a nearby residential area.
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Brought daughters to Syria – sentenced to prison
A 44-year-old man is sentenced to prison for taking his two underage daughters to Syria against their will.
This is reported by TT.
Malmö district court sentences the man to one and a half years in prison for gross arbitrariness with children.
The man was arrested when he returned to Sweden last September. The daughters remain in Syria with their grandmother as the father has ensured that the children have been banned from leaving.
The daughters are 11 and 14 years old and the father and mother have joint custody of them.
More arrests after the Easter coup
Another six people have been arrested in connection with the riots in Sveaparken in Örebro this Easter, the police write on their website.
Five men between the ages of 19 and 43 and a 21-year-old woman have been arrested on suspicion of crime.
All are natives of Örebro County.
Electricity consumption is reduced even more
Electricity consumption by households and small businesses decreased by 18 percent in December compared to the same month last year, writes TT.
The figures come from the electricity company Eon’s statistics from its own network.
In November, the decline was 15 percent.
The figures are corrected for temperature differences and testify to clear energy savings for customers – four months in a row.
Including larger companies, the decline was 12 percent in December and 9 percent in November.
Police car has driven off the road
A police car has driven off the road in Lund municipality, the police write on their website.
The alarm came at 11 o’clock. The police were on duty when the accident occurred.
The police have been taken to hospital with unclear injuries.
– As far as I know, there should not be serious injuries, says Patric Fors, press spokesperson for the police region South.
The police were on duty when the accident occurred.
– It is a case that we are still actively working on. We will be able to say more about it at a later stage, says Patric Fors.
Parents are convicted of abusing babies
Two parents are convicted, despite their denials, of child abuse.
It was in April this year that the parents sought treatment for their then three-week-old son at a hospital in Gothenburg. During initial examinations, the healthcare staff could establish that the child was healthy.
On the same day, several nurses witnessed how both the mother and father injured the boy several times.
The care staff then drew up a report of concern.
Later, it turned out that the child suffered cerebral hemorrhages, according to doctors, accompanied by the shaking violence that the medical staff testifies to.
The father of the boy is convicted of grievous bodily harm and assault on a previous occasion, while the mother is convicted of assault that took place in the hospital.
The father is also convicted of minor drug offences, for possession of cannabis and tramadol, among other things.
The sentence for both is fixed at probation.
Woman dead after accident in garage
An 85-year-old woman has died after she was hit in a garage in Hultsfred on Monday, Dagens Vimmerby reports.
The newspaper states that it was the woman’s husband who drove the car and that it appears to be an accident.
Since the accident, the woman has been treated in hospital, but has now died from her injuries.
The woman’s relatives have been notified.
Recall eggs – risk of salmonella
Axfood is recalling eggs from Garant, after it was discovered that they may contain salmonella.
This is what the company writes in a press release.
It applies to eggs from indoor free-range hens in size XL, six-pack, with a best-before date of 2023-01-26.
Salmonella has detected salmonella in the stable environment where the eggs have been laid.
– We take the incident very seriously and are investigating with the supplier how this could have happened, says Axfood’s quality manager Susanna Wadegård in the press release.
In the first instance, the eggs must be returned to the store where they were purchased.
Yesterday, eggs from Coop were recalled by another brand after an alarm about salmonella in a stable where the eggs were laid.
Passenger car in collision with grader
A woman has been taken to hospital after an accident in Boden during the morning.
The alarm about the accident came at 08:42. According to the police, a car has collided with a grader on a county road.
The woman who was taken to hospital was driving the car, the extent of her injuries is unclear.
Two arrested for aiding and abetting New Year’s murder
On New Year’s Eve, a man in his 20s died and several were injured in a shooting outside McDonald’s in Vällingby.
Two people were arrested on Wednesday for aiding and abetting murder. One is arrested on probable cause and the other on reasonable suspicion.
The two arrested men will be interrogated during the day, the Public Prosecutor’s Office states in a press release.
Read more about the shooting here.
Truck in the ditch on highway 40
A truck has driven into the ditch on national highway 40 between Vimmerby and Mariannelund, reports Vimmerby newspaper.
No one is said to have been injured in the accident.
Traffic flows slowly at the site.
Woman hit in Mölndal – motorist left the scene
A woman has been hit at a stop in Mölndal, the police write on their website.
The police were alerted to the accident at 08.11 on Wednesday morning.
According to the police, the motorist drove away from the scene.
The condition of the woman’s injuries is unclear.
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What happened to the hunter who was beaten by an activist in the morning?
Henrik
Hi Henrik,
The person who tried to run over the hunters in Nora municipality is suspected of attempted serious assault and we are working to follow up the news further. According to P4 Örebro, no one was injured.
How is the Vietnamese boy in the hole doing?
Fredrik Håkansson
Hello Fredrik!
Unfortunately, he still seems to be stuck in the hole and the hope of saving him is slim. We will update here in the notice column if anything new happens.
Here you can read yesterday’s article about ten-year-old Nam.
“one of the released a suspected rapper.”
Is it a crime to be a rapper or do you mean that he is suspected of rapping?
Dr. Alban
Consumption is obviously reduced when people can’t afford it. I haven’t eaten a vegetable, fruit or red meat in 4 months. Stopped going to the dentist and getting a haircut. Becoming noticeable in many industries!
Julia
Hello Julia,
That sounds tough. You are certainly not alone in having a hard time right now.
In the article about covid it says in the fact box:
that covid is still “notifiable, which means that confirmed cases must still be reported by the healthcare system to the regional infectious disease doctor and the Public Health Authority.”
I don’t think people know this, during December at least 25 of my acquaintances have been diagnosed with covid but no one has reported this anywhere. Can you figure out what to do when home covid tests are positive?
Susie
Hi Suzie,
It is the care that must report positive tests for those who are cared for there, as an individual you are not obliged to report your results.
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