One arrested after fist fight in Rinkeby

Information: Several arrested for honor-related crimes

Nine people have been arrested and detained on suspicion of kidnapping, assault and illegal detention after an incident in Rågsved on Wednesday evening.

According to information to Aftonbladet, it concerns an honor-related crime.

“An investigation is underway,” the police write in an email and continue:

“More than that cannot be said at the moment.”

27 migrants dead off the coast of Tunisia

27 people, including women and children, have died at sea off Tunisia after two boats capsized. 83 people could be rescued from the sea, according to the rescue service.

The passengers were found off the island of Kerkennah on Tunisia’s east coast. They all came from sub-Saharan African countries and had Europe as their target.

Kerkennah is a common point of departure for migrant boats traveling across the Mediterranean with the main destination Italy.

SJ cancels departures between Stockholm and Gothenburg

SJ announces on Thursday that ice formation on lines means that no trains can pass through Laxå.

– We have been forced to cancel five departures between Stockholm and Gothenburg, says Johannes Cleris at SJ’s press service.

Regional trains are also affected.

– We try to turn them around where it stops. Then we run buses in between, says Cleris.

According to SJ, they are waiting for the Swedish Transport Administration to remove the ice from the lines, which means that the trains are not getting any power.

– It took many hours yesterday to remove the ice, says Cleris.

SJ’s travelers will receive information about their travel options.

Collision in Gävle – two to hospital

Two cars have collided on the E4 in Gävle. After the accident, two people were taken to hospital by ambulance. The extent of the damage is unclear.

A 55-year-old man – the driver of one of the cars – is suspected of drunken driving, causing bodily harm and not having adjusted the distance to other vehicles in front.

Many dead in Israeli airstrikes in Gaza

Authorities in the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip state that at least 18 people, including three children, were killed in Israeli airstrikes during Thursday night.

One of the attacks took place west of the city of Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip, where a refugee tent camp was hit by an airstrike. Among the dead is a police chief from terror-labeled Hamas and his closest associates. Eight people were also killed in an attack in central Gaza.

The Israeli military has not commented on the events.

Despite the New Year’s weekend turning bloody as Israel attacked Palestinian targets, Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz has threatened to further escalate attacks in Gaza.

Collision between two cars

The police have been called to Svalöv after a traffic accident.

Two cars must have collided. A woman in her 30s was taken to hospital by ambulance.

The road is completely closed at the intersection between county road 1179 and 1195. It should be slippery at the site.

The police have made a report but do not suspect any crime.

Aleksandar Martinovic got into a fight at a bar in the city of Cetinje. After getting a weapon from the home, he returned and opened fire in the bar.

In total, the man shot dead twelve people in five different places in the city. Then he shot himself, and died on the way to the hospital.

Five arrested after the shooting at Rosengård

Five men have been arrested after the shooting that took place on New Year’s Eve at Rosengård in Malmö.

This is stated by the prosecutor and the head of the preliminary investigation.

Two teenagers were shot. Their injuries are considered serious.

Those arrested are between the ages of 15 and 20, of which three are under 18.

All are suspected of attempted murder.

Flagpole toppled over cars after crash

A man has his car shorted and drives into a flagpole in Frölunda in Gothenburg.

The flagpole overturns two other cars.

The driver is uninjured. He is suspected of aggravated drunken driving.

Inspection started – Eagle S can be taken out of service

The Transport and Communications Agency Traficom has started a so-called port state control of the tanker Eagle S, reports Hufvudstadsbladet.

The purpose is to investigate whether the ship meets the requirements set out in international conventions and to prevent flag states from circumventing regulations.

“The inspection of the Eagle S is a routine operation, but it may take several days. We carry out the inspection so that the police’s operation and investigation are not disturbed”, states Traficom’s shipping director Sanna Sonninen in a press release according to Hufvudstadsbladet.

If the inspection shows serious deficiencies, the vessel may be taken out of service until the problems are rectified.

Eagle S, which is flagged in the Cook Islands and is believed to belong to the Russian shadow fleet, is suspected of being behind a series of destroyed underwater cables between Estonia and Finland.

Seven crew members are suspected of crimes and have been banned from travel.

The criminal suspects are currently serious sabotage and serious telecommunications crime.

South Korean airline CEO banned from leaving the country

South Korean police have carried out a search of the airline Jeju Air’s headquarters in the capital Seoul, as well as the airport operator in Muan, writes the Yonhap news agency.

At the same time, they write that Jeju Air’s CEO has received a travel ban and is not allowed to leave the country.

The measures are part of the investigation into the plane crash last Sunday that claimed the lives of 179 people.

Accident – several cars in collision

The police have been alerted to a traffic accident on the E6 in Löddeköping.

According to the first information, several vehicles are involved in a side collision.

Update: The police have been on the scene but have not found any traffic accident.

Total stop on E6 – slow

Several trucks are stationary on the E6 at the height of Härslöv near Landskrona.

It is completely stopped in the northbound direction, the police say.

According to P4 Malmöhus, the trucks do not come up Glumslövsbacken.

– Winter road laws prevail in the country. Heavy vehicles sometimes have problems with passability due to slippage or depending on the quality of tires they have, says Pär Aronsson, press communicator at the Swedish Transport Administration.

Heavy haulers have been ordered to the scene, according to the Swedish Transport Administration.

Bus in collision

A bus has been involved in a collision on the E22 south of Oskarshamn, reports P4 Kalmar.

The bus is said to have run into a car which is now to be towed from the scene.