Latest news – Woman severely abused – man in his 30s arrested

14 people have now been confirmed dead after a tornado in Mississippi in the US, reports ABC News.

The tornado has also caused devastating damage to a large number of buildings and houses.

A major rescue operation is now underway in the area.

During the night, a woman in her 20s went out to rest her dog in a wooded area in Västerås.

Then she was jumped from behind by an unknown perpetrator.

The woman was also beaten and pushed to the ground and then started bleeding from the head.

After that, the woman managed to get home, where she told her partner about the incident. The partner, who is also in his 20s, then set out to find the suspected perpetrator.

Shortly afterwards, the police received a call from the roommate, who told them that he was being chased by a man with a long stick in his hand.

– We don’t know exactly what it is, possibly a golf club, says Magnus Jansson Klarin, spokesperson for police region Mitt.

The roommate escaped without injury, but the perpetrator had disappeared from the scene when the police arrived. The incident is being investigated as assault.

– We are investigating what is behind this, and whether the people involved know each other, says Magnus Jansson Klarin.

In recent times, the debate about who is to blame for the rising food prices has been on the back burner.

Now SEB enters the fray and backs the food giants.

Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson (M) this week called the CEOs of Ica, Axfood and Coop to a meeting where she criticized the food giants for unnecessary price increases. But the food giants, in turn, argued that it is the suppliers’ prices that have made the food stingingly expensive.

The latter may be right. According to SEB’s latest figures, several links in the supply chain have seen a sharp increase in price over the past year, while the weak Swedish krona has driven up the price of imported goods.

– They usually say “many small streams”. In this case, the streams are not very small, but they are many, says Widén.

A man in his 20s is said to have gone berserk at a parking lot in Stenungsund municipality. There, the man is said to have, for an unclear reason, smashed a number of windows on around 15 municipal vehicles.

– The man is said to have subsequently traveled to a station in Gothenburg where he reports himself, says Fredrik Svedemyr, press spokesperson at the police.

The 20-year-old, who is already known to the police, is now suspected of serious damage and minor drug offences.

– We do not know why the man chose to go to the police station in Gothenburg. It just happened that way in context, we suppose. We are now investigating possible motives and possible connections to previous events.

A man in his 20s went to the emergency room in Gävle with injuries caused by some kind of sharp object during the night of Saturday.

– It was the staff at the emergency room who alerted us. We don’t really know much about what happened, says Magnus Jansson Klarin, press spokesperson at the police.

He states that the police suspect that the man has connections to the “criminal environment”.

– At the moment, there is no suspect. What we believe is that the assault took place outdoors by a person the 20-year-old had known from before, says Magnus Jansson Klarin.

Martin Kinnunen, the Sweden Democrats’ environmental and climate policy spokesperson, does not believe that a government crisis is waiting around the corner. Kinnunen states that when he visits Ekot’s Saturday interview.

At the same time, he downplays party colleague Oscar Sjöstedt’s suggestion that the reduction obligation should be zero from 2024.

– I don’t think it was prepared but more spontaneous. It is always the case that if the Sweden Democrats and the cooperation parties do not agree on important issues, there can be problems, says Kinnunen to the radio.

Kinnunen says that the parties have not yet negotiated the details of the reduction obligation and that the goal is for the parties to agree on the issue.

Staff from a delivery company that offers home delivery of food have had their car stolen in Gävle.

According to the complainant, the courier was allegedly pushed and then had his car stolen.

The police have tried to trace in which direction the car thief has gone, but to no avail.

Three men in their 20s have been arrested on suspicion of serious assault in Malmö.

The people have hit and kicked a man while he was lying on the ground.

When the police arrived, the suspects were arrested on the spot.

Plaintiff has been taken to hospital.

Seven people have died after a tornado swept through the US state of Mississippi, reports say ABC news.

A 35-year-old man in Örebro was sentenced last week for buying sex to a sentence that no longer exists, reports Echo.

In November, the man was caught red-handed by the police when he bought sex from a Romanian woman in a parking garage. For the crime he was sentenced to 50 daily fines.

The problem is that the offense of fine for buying sex was removed on the first of August 2022. Despite that, the district court in Örebro chose to judge according to the prosecutor’s request.

Now the prosecutor states to the radio that it was too fast when he pleaded for the crime. The prosecutor also says that he will probably appeal the sentence and ask for a more severe sentence in the Court of Appeal.

The district court has chosen not to comment on the verdict.

At least two people are dead and another nine are missing after an explosion at a chocolate factory in Pennsylvania in the United States, write NBC.

According to the city’s mayor, the explosion, which occurred just before 5 p.m. local time, should have caused the building to move a good meter forward.

The building was destroyed and eight people were taken to hospital.