Person found dead in Karlskrona – investigating murder

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  • Person found dead in Karlskrona – investigating murder

    One person has been found dead in Karlskrona municipality, reports P4 Blekinge.

    What caused the death is still unclear and the police are classifying the incident as murder in order to investigate what happened.

  • THREE NEWS YOU CAN’T MISS

  • Suspected rape in Stockholm

    The police are investigating a suspected rape on Södermalm in central Stockholm during the night to Friday.

    The plaintiff is an 18-year-old girl whose relatives alerted the police shortly after 03:00.

    – We have found a place that we believe is the crime scene and are waiting for technicians, says Tomas Ibstedt, officer on duty at the police.

    The cordon is on a street between Skanstull and Medborgarplatsen.

    – There is no information to indicate that it is an assault, says Per Fahlström, press spokesperson for the police in the Stockholm region

  • Man stabbed on cycle path – life-threatening injuries

    A man has been stabbed on a cycle track in Ystad. Photo: Mikael Nilsson

    A 45-year-old man has been taken to hospital by ambulance after being stabbed on a cycle track in Ystad shortly after 2am.

    – He has stab wounds in the abdomen, says Pia Broman, station commander at the police.

    According to information to Aftonbladet, the man said he was stabbed during a robbery.

    He was awake and talking when the ambulance drove away. According to region Skåne, the man has life-threatening injuries.

    A man in his 40s has been arrested based on witness statements and is now suspected of attempted murder.

  • No to the fourth pass in five years

    The administrative court says no to a woman who applied for a new passport, the fourth in less than five years, Smålandsposten writes.

    The law states that normally no more than three can be issued in a five-year period. The specific reasons given by the woman, that she was going to Africa to get married, were not accepted by the police nor by the court.

    The rules on how many passports a person can be issued were tightened in 2016, following suspicions of abuse.

  • Hunter Biden confesses – avoids trial

    Hunter Biden with wife Melissa Cohen Biden on their way to the trial in Los Angeles. Photo: Jae C. Hong/AP/TT

    Hunter Biden, son of US President Joe Biden, pleads guilty to tax fraud without reservation before a trial in Los Angeles.

    Thus, the case does not go to trial, which Biden wanted to avoid. However, he renounces all possibilities of a settlement with the prosecutors and he risks up to 15 years in prison and a fine of one million dollars.

    The trial concerns suspected tax crimes of 1.4 million dollars in the years 2016-2019.

    The sentence will be announced on December 16.

    Hunter Biden has previously been convicted of illegal gun possession for eleven days. He lied when he applied for a license for the weapon – which could land him a prison sentence. Biden had substance abuse problems when the crimes were committed.

  • Electric scooters are stopped

    Electric scooters are sold out even in Madrid. The Spanish capital prohibits, from October, the rental of the vehicles. They are considered a danger to pedestrians.

    “Our priority is the safety of the people of Madrid,” writes the mayor José Luis Martínez-Almeida Navasqüés on X and accuses the three companies that are currently allowed to rent electric scooters for serious safety deficiencies.

    Paris, Montréal and Melbourne are other cities that have already fully or partially banned electric scooters.

  • Explosion at property in Jönköping

    “Happened outside at a charcoal grill,” say the police. Photo: Reader picture

    During Thursday evening, several alarms were received about a loud bang in the Liljeholm area in Jönköping.

    – It is a minor explosion that has taken place outdoors at a charcoal grill, says Camilla Larsson, police spokesperson for the east.

    There should not have been any people on site at the time of the explosion.

    The property has suffered minor damage to the facade.

  • Crusts recalled – may contain almonds

    Di Luca & Di Luca recalls crusts with chocolate. Photo: Di Luca & Di Luca

    Di Luca & Di Luca, the company behind the Zeta brand, is recalling the “Colussi Cantuccini chocolate” crusts with all best before dates after 01/15/2025. The reason is that the product may contain almonds, the company states in a press release.

    The packaging is marked “may contain traces of nuts”, but the crusts have been found to contain occasional larger pieces of almonds.

    According to the company, the recall of the product, which was sold by Ica, Citygross and Martin & Servera, is a precautionary measure.

  • Passenger car and tractor-trailer in collision – seriously damaged

    A passenger car and an A-tractor have collided in Emmaboda municipality, the police say.

    Two 15-year-old boys are said to be seriously injured, Region Kalmar states.

    The accident will be investigated as illegal driving and negligence in traffic.

  • Problems for the Verisure alarm service

    The alarm company Verisure has had major interference problems during the day.

    Several customers have contacted Aftonbladet and testified about problems.

    Verisure confirms that they experienced problems during the day due to an update to the app. According to the company, only the app should have been affected.

  • Fish truck and mail truck in the ditch

    Two trucks have driven off county road 238 in Sunne.

    According to the police, it is a fish truck and a mail truck that are standing in the same ditch.

    There are no reports of injuries.

    The police state that they will investigate whether any of the drivers acted recklessly.

  • Person found dead – being investigated as murder

    A person has been found dead outdoors in Sollefteå.

    The police have launched a preliminary investigation into murder in order to investigate the death.

    During Wednesday, a man in his 70s was reported missing in the area. The police are now investigating whether it is the same person who was found dead, but they have not yet identified the person.

    Relatives of the man have been notified.

  • Child hit in Hammarö

    A child has been hit in a parking lot at a campsite in Hammarö, the police write on their website.

    – It is a child under the age of five, says police spokesperson Sophia Jiglind to TT.

    Police, emergency services and an ambulance helicopter are on the scene.

    The child has been hit and ended up under the car, but the extent of the damage is unknown.

    The driver remains at the scene.

  • Hunter Biden admits to tax fraud

    Hunter Biden with wife Melissa Cohen Biden on their way to the trial in Los Angeles. Photo: Jae C. Hong/AP/TT

    Hunter Biden, son of US President Joe Biden, pleads guilty to tax evasion. Hunter Biden has previously maintained that he is innocent, but according to his lawyer, he will now change his statement in court.

    The trial in federal court in Los Angeles concerns suspected tax crimes of $1.4 million in the years 2016-2019.

    But Hunter Biden’s lawyer, Abbe Lowell, says the president’s son will argue he didn’t do it on purpose.

    Hunter Biden has previously been convicted of illegally possessing a weapon for eleven days; he lied when he applied for a license for the weapon – which could earn him a prison sentence.

    Hunter Biden had substance abuse problems when the crimes were committed.

  • US state sues Snapchat

    Snapchat is being sued for enabling the sexual exploitation of children. Archive image. Photo: Håkon Mosvold Larsen/TT

    The US state of New Mexico is suing the social media platform Snapchat for allowing children to be sexually exploited, reports CNBC.

    According to the lawsuit, the app’s design and algorithms promote child pornography and child sexual exploitation, as well as drug and weapons trafficking. In addition, Snapchat is said to have made several statements about the company’s security that the company knew were false.

    “Snap has misled users into thinking that photos and videos they send will disappear, but perpetrators can save the material permanently. The perpetrators have effectively created a catalog of child pornography that is traded, sold and stored indefinitely,” said the state’s Justice Minister Raúl Torrez in a statement according to CNBC.

    The state has previously sued the company Meta, which owns Facebook and Instagram, on similar grounds.

    The lawsuit against Snapchat comes after the New Mexico Department of Justice conducted an investigation in recent months. The review shows that there are sites where a large number of stolen images with sexual content have been published, images taken from Snapchat.

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