Robbed a store – crashed the getaway car

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  • Robbed a store – crashed the getaway car

    Two people robbed a shop in eastern Eslöv and then fled the scene, the police write on their website. The robbers left the scene in a stolen car.

    After the robbery, a person was arrested in a car. Moments after that, the police received an alert about a single vehicle accident. There, the police found the stolen car and an injured person who is suspected of being involved in the robbery.

    One of the staff in the store is said to have been injured in connection with the robbery.

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  • Military aircraft in trouble – warning alert

    A British military aircraft has raised the alarm about problems in the air above Tierp.

    – A warning alarm has gone off and we have resources on the way, says Fredrik Persson at the Maritime and Air Rescue Centre.

    The plane, an Airbus A-400M, will shortly land on the F16 air fleet at Ärna airport outside Uppsala.

    – There are 14 people on board. They have dropped parachutists and are having trouble closing the hatch that sits at the back. It can hit on landing, says Fredrik Persson.

    The air rescue was alerted at 21.36.

  • Swedish-registered BMW exploded – drove into gas station

    A Swedish-registered BMW has driven into a gas station in Croatian Omis and exploded, reports say Jutarnji.

    One person died and three were injured in the explosion, according to the newspaper.

    The identity of the person has not been determined. According to Croatian Deputy Prime Minister Davor Božinović, they are now cooperating with Swedish police.

    – We know that the car had Swedish registration plates and we have found out information about the vehicle. But we cannot confirm that it was the owner who was behind the wheel, he says.

    Aftonbladet is looking for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

  • Swedish helicopter has crashed in Norway

    A Swedish helicopter was found on Wednesday evening in Nordland where it had crashed writes VG.

    The helicopter was working in the border area when it made a hard landing, the rescue service told the newspaper.

    Two people have been taken to hospital by ambulance helicopter, one of whom has serious injuries.

    The accident must have occurred in connection with some type of work and a total of six people must have been at the scene, but only two were in the helicopter.

  • Reindeer killed – nine heads found

    Nine slaughtered reindeer have been found near the national border.

    The police have been on the scene to investigate the incident. They have found nine reindeer heads, but the bodies are gone.

    There are currently no suspects and the incident is under further investigation.

  • US seizes websites after alleged Russian election interference

    The US has seized 32 web domains believed to be used in Russian influence operations, writes TV2.

    Earlier on Wednesday, CNN reported that Biden was expected to make formal accusations against Russia for trying to influence the November presidential election.

  • Oasis do two extra concerts

    Oasis have announced two extra Wembley Stadium concerts after their tour sold out over the weekend, Sky news writes.

  • Shooting at a school in the USA – four dead

    One person is said to have been arrested after the shooting. Photo: Erin Clark/AP

    Shots have been fired at Apalachee High School in Georgia, according to FBI Atlanta.

    Four people have been killed and at least 30 are said to have been injured, according to CNN.

    A suspect has been arrested.

  • Fire engine in accident during emergency

    A car and a vehicle from the rescue service are involved in an accident in Halmstad.

    The rescue service’s vehicle is said to have been on call at the time, according to the police.

    There are no reports of personal injuries.

    The police are on the scene.

  • Billström leaves as foreign minister

    Foreign Minister Tobias Billström. Photo: Caisa Rasmussen/TT

    Foreign Minister Tobias Billstörm (M) will leave his post in connection with the opening of the Riksdag next week, he writes on X.

    He will leave politics completely and also leave his seat in the Riksdag.

    – What I will do next is still open. But I am only 50 years old and look forward to contributing and working hard in other contexts where my commitment comes into its own, he writes.

    Read more here.

  • Starmer defends UK ceasefire

    British Prime Minister Keir Starmer on his way to Wednesday’s Question Time in the House of Commons. Photo: Kin Cheung/AP/TT

    British Prime Minister Keir Starmer defends the decision that the country will stop exporting certain military equipment to Israel, because it is not considered possible to ensure that the equipment is not used in violation of humanitarian law in Gaza.

    Monday’s decision means that around 30 out of 350 licenses for the export of weapons to Israel are affected. This applies, among other things, to aircraft, drones, helicopters and ground-based equipment.

    Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday expressed strong displeasure with the decision, which he called “shameful.”

  • One arrested after the school shooting

    One person has now been arrested after the shooting at Trångsund School in Huddinge earlier today.

    According to Aftonbladet’s information, the arrested person is 15 years old. He is suspected of attempted murder and aggravated weapons offences.

    Read more here.

  • The US is expected to accuse Russia of election influence

    The Biden administration plans on Wednesday to accuse Russia of trying to influence the 2024 US election, writes CNN.

    Russia, through Kremlin-controlled media and other online platforms, has directed disinformation at American voters, sources told CNN.

    The White House is expected on Wednesday to publicly condemn the influence campaigns and the Justice Department is expected to announce law enforcement actions targeting the covert Russian campaign, the sources said.

  • Woman hit – taken to hospital

    A woman has been hit by a car at Brunnsbotorget in Gothenburg.

    According to Gothenburg Post The car then drove into a church.

    The woman will be taken to hospital, the police say. She must be awake and talkative.

    The driver of the car has been taken into custody.

  • 1177 was down – problem logging in

    The care service 1177 has technical problems on Wednesday. On the login page, users are reached by an error message that it may be difficult to log in.

    – We have a technical problem and are troubleshooting, we hope it will be resolved shortly, says Annika Troedsson at the press service.

    What is causing the disturbances is currently unclear.

    1177 has also had technical problems earlier in the day, but they should have been fixed quickly.

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