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One person has been arrested by the police task force after a crackdown in Märsta north of Stockholm, according to information from TV4 News.
The operation took place at 11 a.m. on Sunday.
THREE NEWS YOU CAN’T MISS
Residents of an area in southern Lebanon have been asked to leave their homes immediately.
The Israeli army (IDF) has released leaflets in which they write that the Hezbollah militia fired rockets at Israel from the area and that a response is expected shortly, according to information from Echo.
AP writes that some 40 robots were fired from Lebanon at Israel on Sunday morning, according to the IDF.
A man is arrested on probable cause on suspicion of rape in Norrköping. Archive image. Photo: Johan Nilsson/TT
A man has been arrested on probable cause on suspicion of rape in Folkparken in Norrköping, reports Norrköping’s newspapers with reference to the Public Prosecutor’s Office.
It was during the night of Saturday that a suspected rape took place in the park. The police were alerted on Saturday morning and cordoned off a large area where they carried out a technical investigation.
One person is said to have been victimized, but the police do not want to give any details about the victim.
During Sunday morning, SEB had technical problems with its banking services.
– We are experiencing certain technical problems that make it difficult for some customers to log in. We are working on the problem and hope to have it resolved shortly, said the company’s press manager Petter Brunnberg at around 10.30am.
The bank’s customers experienced similar problems on Saturday evening.
– It was difficult for a while yesterday, but we managed to solve it, said Petter Brunnberg.
Just before lunchtime the problems were resolved, but it is still unclear what caused them.
On Sunday morning, the police were alerted that a 25-year-old man had beaten and threatened an employee at Säters hospital.
After being evacuated from the scene, he set fire to something in the hospital’s entrance, which the staff managed to put out themselves.
The man was found at a bus stop where he was arrested in undramatic ways.
He is now suspected of violence and threats against an official and damage by fire.
The fire scene is cordoned off for a technical investigation.
Polaris Dawn expedition’s return to Earth Photo: Keegan Barber / AP
For five days the crew of Polaris Dawn was in space. Now they are back on earth.
On Sunday morning, Space X’s space capsule landed in Florida, reports CNN.
While in space, the crew conducted the first commercial spacewalk. They then tested, among other things, a new suit for astronauts.
Shortly before 08:00, the police were alerted to a traffic accident in central Gävle. At the scene, it turned out that a motorist had given way to a person on an electric scooter and driven into a concrete wall.
The driver is said to have escaped unharmed, but the car is no longer drivable, the police say.
The person who drove the electric scooter left the scene and is now suspected of, among other things, the infection.
The floods in Poland have been ravaging for several days.
1,600 people have been evacuated in the Kłodzko district in Poland, the country’s Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced.
He also announces that the floods have had their first victim.
The floods have also caused widespread power outages in the country.
A group of Kurdish migrants trying to cross the canal. The picture is from another occasion. Photo: Bernat Armangue/AP/TT
At least eight migrants have died after trying to cross the English Channel, French police say.
According to the French Le Figaro, the migrants must have tried to cross the channel on the night between Saturday and Sunday.
Less than two weeks ago, twelve people died in the same area after a boat carrying 70 migrants capsized on its way to Britain.
Before the night’s accident, 37 people had died in the canal since January, writes Le Figaro.
Norska Se og Hør published on Tuesday an audio recording of a conversation between the police and bonus prince Marius Borg Høiby.
Until now, Høiby’s defender Øyvind Bratlien did not want to comment on the publication.
– Høiby has recorded the conversation. He never sent this to anyone. It should therefore not be possible for Se og Hør to obtain this legally. There is therefore reason to question several aspects of the legality of this. We are therefore considering a report, says Bratlien TV2.
Read more here.
On Friday evening, a truck pumping oil from a ship suffered a leak in Iggesund’s harbor in Hudiksvall.
Around 400 liters of oil should have subsequently flowed into the water.
The police have drawn up a report on environmental crime in order to investigate the cause of the leak.
Several people have been arrested after a suspected attempted murder at an address in Uppsala on Saturday evening.
– Four people have been arrested on reasonable suspicion of attempted murder, says Ann Öberg at the Public Prosecutor’s Office’s press service.
During the evening and night, the police worked with several investigative measures linked to the case.
Three cats have fallen ill and died of cat plague in Kävlinge, reports P4 Malmö house.
Feline distemper is a virus that is transmitted via faeces and can be active for up to a year.
A date in Strömstad took an unexpected turn towards the wee hours, on the night of Sunday.
A woman hit the man she met and is now suspected of assault.
He suffered no lasting effects and stated to the police that the date otherwise “went well”.
After that, the woman was given a ride by a police patrol to the Norwegian border as she is a Norwegian citizen.
Several have been injured after a taxi collided with a wild boar outside Enköping. This is what the police write on their website.
A total of five people were traveling in the car, three of them had to be taken to hospital by ambulance.
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