Latest news – Woman abducted and robbed during the night

In January, a teenager was shot to death at a sushi restaurant in Skogås. A 15-year-old boy has been in custody for the murder since February.

According to information to The Express so it was a contract murder, and the 15-year-old received 100,000 kroner to carry out the murder.

Two days after the crime at the sushi restaurant, the payment was made in cash.

The 15-year-old then went to NK – and bought up the money he earned on luxury goods.

A 45-year-old man was shot in the eye with a carbon dioxide gun in Gothenburg on Friday evening, the police report.

The man was bleeding profusely, but was awake and able to speak when the police arrived at the scene. He was taken to hospital by ambulance.

A man in his 30s has been arrested.

The police have drawn up a report of serious assault.

Six people have been arrested in London in connection with Charles’ coronation.

They were according to Sky News part of the anti-monarchy group Republic and headed for a protest in Trafalgar Square.

According to witnesses, one of those arrested said he was the leader of the group, Graham Smith.

Follow our live coverage from the coronation here.

Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe pardons 988 prisoners from the country’s prisons, TT reports.

The announcement came on Vesak Day, which is celebrated to commemorate the Buddha’s birth, enlightenment and death.

Only people convicted of less serious crimes are covered by the pardons, says Commissioner General Thushara Upuldeniya.

– We have released these prisoners from 28 prisons across the country, he says.

– There were 982 men and six women who went free.

It is the first time in five years that Sri Lanka has held official Vesak celebrations. In 2019, they were canceled after bomb attacks on churches and hotels in which 279 people were killed in the capital, Colombo.

The following year, they were canceled due to the corona pandemic and the economic crisis.

A man and a woman, both in their 20s, were on a date on Saturday night in Gothenburg. Just before 9 p.m., the man alerted the police that his car had been stolen.

The woman allegedly stole the car together with a male acquaintance.

“There is information that a knife must have been visible,” the police write on their website.

The police manage to track the car via a GPS app and pursue it out onto national highway 40.

The man and woman manage to drive into three passenger cars. But after a collision near Jönköping, the stolen car comes to a stop.

Both the man and the woman were arrested.

They are suspected of robbery, gross negligence in traffic and contagion from a traffic accident.

Only ten percent of Parkinson’s disease can be traced to hereditary factors. Instead, it is bacteria that are believed to cause the nerve disease, reports Hufvudstadsbladet.

The newspaper refers to a new study from the University of Helsinki.

The study shows that the disease stems from so-called Desulfovibrio bacteria in the intestines, which likely cause the disease, according to the researchers.

The bacteria spread to people mainly via the environment. In recent years, research has seen more and more connections between the intestinal flora and the disease.

If the Turkish opposition wins the election, Sweden can be a NATO member for the summit in Vilnius in July.

That is the intention, says Ünal Çeviköz, foreign policy advisor and spokesman for candidate Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu in an interview with SR Ecot.

At the same time, there can be challenges with getting the processes done on time, according to Çeviköz.

A man in his 30s has been found dead in an apartment building in Upplands Väsby during the night of Saturday, the police report.

Several callers raised the alarm about screams from the apartment where the man was found with stab wounds.

– Medical staff tried to revive the man on the spot, but his life could not be saved. The apartment is cordoned off right now and we are working to find the person who committed the crime, says Per Fahlström, press spokesperson at the Stockholm Police.

According to Aftonbladet’s information, the man has been stabbed to death.

The police have opened a preliminary investigation into murder.

Relatives are informed of the death.

One person has been arrested, suspected of complicity in the crime.

On Saturday, Iran executed the Swedish-Iranian Habib Chaab, sentenced to death, according to Iranian state media, according to Reuters.

Habib Chaab has already been convicted in Iran for killing 25 people in a military parade.

He is said to have acted as the leader of the separatist group ASMLA, which has been labeled a terrorist by Iran, according to documents from the court, Reuters writes.

According to the charges, he planned and carried out bombings in the province of Khuzestan in 2018.

Aftonbladet has asked the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for a comment.

Read more here.

A young man was discovered by friends badly stabbed outside a building in Fosie in Malmö, reports Sydsvenskan.

The friends drove him to hospital, where he arrived at 1am.

The man is believed to have been attacked at an intersection. The place has been cordoned off and investigated with search dogs, among other things. (TT)

The area of ​​Pyrénées-Orientales in southern France will be declared a “drought crisis” area from May 10, the BBC reports.

The sale of swimming pools is prohibited, and it will also no longer be allowed to wash the car, water the garden or fill already existing pools.

France’s minister for ecological transition, Christophe Béchu, says that the area has not had a full day of rain in more than a year and that in such a crisis it is obvious that the water that is available should only be used as drinking water.

– Climate change is here and now. We need to get out of our culture of abundance. We need to show much more restraint in how we use the resources we have. (TT)

The government wants to halve the Swedish wolf population, says Rural Affairs Minister Peter Kullgren (KD) to Ekot’s Saturday interview.

– The government’s attitude in this matter is that we want a significantly smaller wolf tribe than today, he says.

He has summoned the governors of the counties that have wolves but did not have license hunting this year to discuss the issue. In the last count, Sweden had 465 wolves. (TT)

Former Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte has been attacked during an official appearance in the region of Tuscany, Italian media reports.

A man protesting against corona restrictions punched Conte in the face and was then immediately arrested by the police.

Conte does not appear to have been seriously injured.

“Dissent is justified, but this violent demonstration falls outside the democratic context,” Conte said in a statement.

Conte was prime minister when Italy became the first country in Europe to confirm cases of covid-19 in February 2020, prompting a strict lockdown. (TT)

Fighting in Sudan’s capital Khartoum shows no sign of abating – although the Sudanese army has announced it has sent envoys to Saudi Arabia for ceasefire talks.

The army said the envoys will discuss “ceasefire details” with the RSF paramilitary forces.

According to a Saudi diplomat, representatives of Britain, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and the United States are also to participate in the talks held on Saturday in the city of Jeddah. (TT)