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Person found dead outdoors

One person has been found dead outdoors in Karlskrona.

– We received a call that they had found a person deceased outdoors, says police spokesman Patric Fors.

The death is being investigated as murder.

– There is nothing to indicate that crimes have been committed, but we need a heading that we can hang up on.

The police have an effort at the scene for a couple of hours.

– Right now we are conducting a technical investigation. The person is identified. But I’m not going to go into whether relatives are informed or not.

Netanyahu in Washington – will meet Trump

Israel’s Prime Minister flew on Sunday to the US capital Washington to meet President Donald Trump.

According to CNN Will Trump receive Netanyahu on Tuesday evening Swedish time.

Netanyahu will be the first official state visit to the United States since Trump took over in the White House January 20.

Patient died – had to wait eight hours for surgery

A patient who sought emergency care for abdominal pain in Kalmar last year turned out to have a broken stomach ulcer. Despite this, the operation took for eight hours, and the patient died later.

Region Kalmar County has reported the incident according to Lex Maria to the Inspection for Health and Care, as the long waiting time may have contributed to the death, reports Barometer-OT.

– We believe, with the facts in hand, that one should have prioritized differently, says chief physician Gunhild Nordesjö Haglund.

Toyota recalls Corolla – Bromsefel

Toyota recalls over one million Corolla, reports The world of technology.

The reason is an error in the software that can affect the brakes.

Corolla is one of the most common models in Sweden.

About 6,500 cars are recalled in Sweden, says Toyota Sweden for the newspaper.

This applies to cars manufactured between 2022 and 2024.

Drunk lawyer – trial is invalidated

During a trial in Kalmar District Court a few weeks ago, a defense lawyer slumped during a testimony, reports, reports Barometer-OT.

The lawyer later turned out to be alcohol -affected.

– I’ve never been to this before, says lawyer Laila Kirppu.

The lawyer has confirmed in an email to the court that they were affected by alcohol. Although the trial has been completed, the district court has decided that the case should be taken over with a new defender.

After the incident, the defense lawyer has requested dismissal from several goals and referred to sick leave.

Trading tariffs to Mexico are paused

Donald Trump agrees to pause the introduction of the trade tariffs into Mexico for a month, AFP reports.

That’s what Mexico’s President Claudia Sheinbaum says.

The message comes just days after Trump said he will introduce 25 percent trade tariffs.

Sheinbaum also says Mexico will place 10,000 soldiers at the border with the United States to stop drug smuggling.

Man hit on the e4

On Saturday, a man was hit on the E4 at the height of Gävle.

The lame arrived just before 14.

The man, who is in his 30s, must have had problems with his vehicle. He should then have got out of his car and then been hit by a passing car’s side mirror.

The man was taken to hospital for control. The injury situation is unclear.

The incident is investigated as negligence in traffic and causing personal injury.

Update: Initially, the police stated that the accident occurred on Monday. Later, the police changed the statement to the accident occurred on Saturday.

Iran’s Foreign Ministry calls up Sweden’s Ambassador about Imam

Sweden’s ambassador to Tehran has been called to Iran’s Foreign Ministry since an Imam was detained in Sweden, reports the British -based news site Iran International.

Last week, it emerged that the imam in a larger Shia Muslim congregation in the Stockholm area will be expelled.

Social Minister Jakob Forssmed (KD) stated that Iran, according to the Security Police, used the mosque as a platform for “conducting intelligence and other security-threatening activities against Sweden and against persons in the Iranian diaspora”.

The mass escape in prison – over 160 dead

Over 4,000 prisoners fled from the Munzenze prison in the city of Goma in Congo-Kinshasa at the end of January this year.

The news agency AFP confirmed shortly after the mass escape that several died, but exactly how many it was unclear.

Now the UN Radio Channel in Congo, has Radio okapigone out with an approximate figure, and it is about between 160 and 170 people. Many of the dead should be children.

A large part of the prison was burned down in connection with the incident.

Today, one week after the mass escape, they report that the prison is empty.

There was chaos in the city of Goma in the meantime. This is when fighting erupted between the Congolese army and the Rwanda -supported rebel group M23 which started an offensive in eastern Congo.

NATO Chief: We have to do more in the north

Trump is right: we have to do more in the north, believes NATO chief Mark Rutte after the US president’s criticism of Denmark’s management of Greenland.

When asked about his view of Donald Trump’s demand in Greenland, he chooses to try to support both Denmark and the United States.

– We have very good discussions with Denmark and all member countries, but it is clear that Trump is right when we have to do more around the area at the far north. It is not just about Greenland, but also Iceland, Norway Finland, Sweden, Canada and even the US itself. We will work together within NATO to make sure we do what is required, Rutte promises.

Drug deals in garage revealed – two men are convicted of serious drug offenses

Customs stopped a 56-year-old man at Ystad’s harbor and found hundreds of oxycontint tablets hidden in his car in August 2024, reports SVT Blekinge. Instead of arresting him directly, they performed a controlled delivery with scouting and therefore let him continue. The investigation led to a garage in Kungsmarken, Karlskrona, where the drug was handed over to a 32-year-old man.

Both were arrested on the same day – the investigation showed that the garage was used for repeated drug stores.

Now the men are sentenced to four years in prison for serious drug crimes and the 56-year-old is also sentenced to expulsion after serving a sentence.

Older man death after accident

A 85-year-old man died after an accident in Varberg on Monday morning.

The man was involved in an accident with a vehicle on County Road 850 around half past seven.

The man died at the scene of his injuries, police say.

An investigation into carelessness in traffic has been initiated. No one is served on suspicion of crime.

Tomte Gripen after robbery on Drottninggatan

Police were alerted shortly after half past twelve on the occasion of a robbery in a gold shop on Drottninggatan in Stockholm.

According to information to Aftonbladet, he was dressed in Tomteluva.

– It was staff in the store that pressed the assault alarm. A man was inside and threatened valuables, says the police spokesperson.

After that, the man ran to the central station and jumped on a commuter train. Through surveillance cameras, the police could see how the man got off the train in Älvsjö where he was later arrested.

The man who is in his 30s is now suspected of robbery. At the arrest, he had more theft goods being taken care of by police.

Domestic flight decreases – Sweden stands out in the EU

The Swedish domestic flight continues to have it tough.

The trend is visible in several parts of Europe, but developments in Sweden stand out.

-It is a real reduction we see, says Jean-Marie Skoglund at the Swedish Transport Administration.

According to statistics from Eurostat, only a few countries in the EU have a greater decrease than Sweden in terms of traveling domestically.

In Germany, this is a decrease of 52 percent between 2017 and 2023. In Sweden, domestic flights decreased by 41 percent during the same period.

The same trend is also visible among our Nordic neighbors, although the decline was not as great as in Sweden.