Latest news – Three cars in collision

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Three cars are involved in a collision on the Angeredsbron in Gothenburg, writes GP.

According to the newspaper, queues have formed across the bridge and the emergency services have been called to the scene.

The text is updated.

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  • 18-year-old wanted in custody after stabbing

    The man who is suspected of the knife attack at Grimstaskolan in western Stockholm on Wednesday has been requested to be detained, reports SVT News Stockholm.

    The 18-year-old suspect entered the school grounds at lunchtime and when school staff tried to stop him, two people were injured.

    The custody hearing will be held at 3.30pm on Friday.

    Read more here.

  • Twelve people are sentenced

    Several people have been sentenced to long prison sentences in the Uppsala District Court. The defendants have all been part of organized crime in one way or another.

    The crimes include, among other things, attempted murder and particularly serious drug offences.

    The evidence comes mainly from analyzes of messages in the encrypted chat services Encrochat and SkyECC.

    Two of the convicts receive close to thirteen years in prison for both extremely serious drug offenses and preparation for murder.

  • Johanna Leshem Jansson is appealing the life sentence

    The 20-year-old’s lawyer Clea Sangborn has submitted an appeal to the Göta Court of Appeal, according to SVT.

    In the appeal, Sangborn demands that Johanna Leshem Jansson be acquitted of suspicion of murder. This after she was sentenced for the murder of 21-year-old Tove in Vetlanda.

    Sangborn questions the cause of death and the coroner’s credibility.

    She also writes that it is strange that the district court considers that her client is credible in some parts of her story, and not credible in other parts.

    Read more here.

  • The 22-year-old’s acquittal is being appealed

    22-year-old Noah, who was accused of having killed two people in Ulricehamn, was fully acquitted of murder suspicions during Friday morning.

    Now the prosecutor Martin Svensson announces that the acquittal will be appealed.

    – Above all, the violence that has been perpetrated has been far too extensive. He should simply be held accountable, says Svensson.

  • Earthquake in Japan

    An earthquake of magnitude 6.2 has occurred on the west coast of Japan.

    So far, at least one person has died and 21 have been injured.

    Rescuers continue to search for additional people trapped in the collapsed houses.

  • Missing woman found dead

    A woman in her 50s who was reported missing a week ago has been found dead on the island of Sydkoster.

    Previously, the incident was investigated as a disappearance without suspicion of crime, but according to the police, murder cannot be ruled out because she was found outdoors. The police are therefore investigating the incident as a murder.

    The public alerted the police early on Friday morning.

    Relatives have been notified.

  • Man dead in Lammhult – the police suspect murder

    The police, emergency services and ambulance were alerted on the night of Friday in Lammhult that a 50-year-old man had been injured by an object.

    The man was taken to hospital but died on Friday morning.

    The incident is classified as murder/manslaughter. So far, no one has been arrested and the police are now looking for witnesses.

    Relatives of the man have been notified.

  • One is charged with serious sexual crimes against children

    A 45-year-old man is charged on suspicion of several cases of aggravated rape against children.

    He is also suspected of gross sexual abuse of children, assault and child pornography offences.

    The man must have committed the crimes over several years and in several different places in Sweden. He has been detained in Jämtland since January.

    A woman of the same age is also charged with aggravated rape of a child.

    On May 15, the hearing begins in the Jämtland district court.

  • Man sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of Liselotte

    A 46-year-old man has been sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of 25-year-old Liselotte.

    It was in October 2022 that Liselotte was seen for the last time when she got into a car in central Timrå. 10 days later she was found dead.

    According to the indictment, Liselotte and the 46-year-old had had some kind of relationship with each other, and arranged to meet on the same evening that she disappeared.

    But the motive for her death has been unclear. According to the prosecutor’s theory, the man exposed Liselotte to sexual assault.

    The man is now being sentenced for murder and grave breach of privacy.

    Read more here: Liselotte was found murdered at the cottage – now a 46-year-old man is being charged

  • Warns of pollen winds on the continent

    Warmer weather is expected in Stockholm this weekend and early next week – then the birch trees can be ready to spread their pollen with full force.

    And winds from the continent can worsen the situation further, reports Mitt i.

    Before the pollen smog, allergy sufferers are asked to close windows and to wash themselves and their pets.

    – Wash the hair, the dog and the cat when you get home. Everyone who comes from outside can bring pollen in, says Pia Östensson from Pollenrapporten.se to the newspaper.

    Even non-allergic people can feel the high pollen levels.

  • Woman hit on the head with a thermos

    The police are alerted to an apartment in Gothenburg just before half past ten in the morning by a woman who says she has been hit in the head with a thermos.

    Four perpetrators are singled out, but it is unclear who hit the woman.

    The woman is said to have minor injuries to her face and is being examined on site by paramedics.

    The police have reported the incident as an assault.

  • Hospital employee sick with measles

    An employee at Astrid Lindgren’s children’s hospital in Solna municipality has contracted measles, reports Mitt i.

    The case was confirmed on Wednesday and comes a few weeks after a measles-infected child was treated at the hospital.

    In connection with that, intensive infection tracking was initiated among patients and staff.

    Malin Ryd Rinder, director of operations at Astrid Lindgren’s children’s hospital, tells the newspaper that it has employees with mild symptoms.

  • Gang-linked charged

    An 18-year-old man is charged after threatening a prosecutor during a detention hearing in Uppsala, according to the news agency Siren.

    “I’m going to fuck your mother,” the 18-year-old allegedly told the prosecutor.

    According to the news agency, the man is connected to a criminal network in southern Stockholm.

    The 18-year-old is now charged with unlawful threats.

  • Prigozhin: The Wagner Group withdraws from Bachmut

    The head of the private army Wagner Group, Yevgeny Progozhin, says the group will withdraw from the Ukrainian city of Bakhmut.

    This is reported by VG, which refers to Reuters.

    – This is the fault of the Russian Defense Department, says Prigozhin.

    The reason for the withdrawal must be a lack of ammunition, according to Reuters.

    According to Prigozhin, they will leave the city on May 10.

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  • Isn’t it strange that subsistence requirements for labor immigrants are higher than what a university-educated nurse has in Sweden?

    Jennifer

    Hi Jennifer! Where do you find that number? The average salary is in any case a bit over 30,000 kroner for people between 18 and 24 years old from what I can see Statistics Sweden’s website.

  • Why don’t you write anything about food prices? Are you bought by the food companies?

    The cucumber

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  • Why don’t you write anything about shooting in Belgrade????

    Ana

    We certainly haven’t missed that! Here you can read a whole article about the event in Serbia!

  • Interesting, I had no idea they make champagne in Kalix…

    Always learn something new from you Ab..

    thanks.

    Maat.

    Huh! Don’t you know the famous Kalix champagne?!

    Joking aside. Have changed the notice so that it will be clearer what is meant ;)!

  • What are the rules now with loose dogs?

    Saw on my walk a dog running around in a paddock and a bird flying around and screaming. It probably has young or eggs in the grass.

    Isn’t it tethered now?

    Was it the case that the incredibly obedient dogs are allowed to go loose but then at most one leash length from the owner?

    Want to be able to show the owner the correct letter when it happens again.

    Stephen

    Here can you see what applies.

    Here you can read what the police have to say about the matter.

    And here is a link to the Act on supervision.

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