Two arrested after “serious violent crime”

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  • Two arrested after “serious violent crime”

    A person has been taken to hospital by ambulance after what the police describe as a “serious violent crime” in Öster in Gävle on Friday evening.

    – I can’t say anything about the crime classification because the investigation is in a sensitive phase, says the acting commanding officer at the police’s regional command center.

    The crime occurred outdoors at 8 p.m.

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  • Temporary change of power in the Pentagon for health reasons

    US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin when he received Kenyan President William Ruto on Friday. Photo: Susan Walsh/AP/TT

    US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin is to undergo a medical procedure and is therefore handing over responsibility to his Deputy Secretary of Defense.

    The statement from Defense Headquarters Pentagon spokesman Pat Ryder is a direct consequence of the previous criticism when the 70-year-old Austin was treated in hospital last winter for two weeks without informing about the procedure or handing over powers.

    Then the treatment concerned side effects after a prostate procedure. But the period of illness was longer than expected, while key people in the White House and the State Department were not informed of the situation.

    Since then, routines have changed within the American civil service. Temporary replacement is Assistant Secretary of Defense Kathleen Hicks.

  • Three elderly people in a fight – all arrested

    Two women and a man, all in their 60s and 70s, were taken to hospital by ambulance after a fight north of Eskilstuna on Friday evening.

    The alarm came just before 9 p.m. and the police went out to a residence “in the countryside”.

    Later in the evening, the police announced that a preliminary investigation into attempted murder has been launched.

    The injuries should be minor.

    – Everyone was awake and talkative. They are also arrested so that we can interrogate them and find out what happened, says Linus Maxe, commander at the police command center.

  • The legal council says no to anonymous witnesses

    The Tidö parties’ proposal to allow anonymous witnesses in preliminary investigation and trial is rejected by the Legislative Council, reports Ekot in Sveriges Radio.

    The added value of introducing anonymous witnesses “appears to be very limited” and “the proposal may lead to the courts receiving a worse basis for judging the case”, writes the Law Council in its statement.

    “The limited benefit of the proposal, seen in the light of the strong principled concerns it gives rise to, leads the Legislative Council to the conclusion that the proposal should not be implemented,” the council writes further.

    If the government – which went ahead with its Legislative Council referral despite strong criticism from, among others, the Judicial Ombudsman and the Courts Agency – chooses to proceed with the bill, the Legislative Council proposes several changes to the wording.

    Introducing anonymous witnesses was one of the promises in the Tidö Agreement between the governing parties (the Moderates, the Christian Democrats and the Liberals) and the Sweden Democrats.

  • Two men stabbed

    Two men have been found injured after a suspected stabbing at Rosengård in Malmö.

    Police and ambulance have been called to the area.

  • Person fell through roof – landed in shop

    Passers-by rushed out to help the person who had fallen through the roof of the shop on the pedestrian street in Uppsala. Photo: Reader image

    A person has fallen through the roof of a house and landed in a shop in central Uppsala.

    According to the police, the structure may have collapsed.

    – It’s a person who fell from a higher height, we don’t know exactly how it happened, says police spokesperson Magnus Jansson Klarin.

    Passers-by saw the accident and broke the window of the store to get in and help the person.

    The person has now been taken to hospital by ambulance.

    – We don’t know more about the injury situation at the moment, says Magnus Jansson Klarin.

    A passerby heard a loud bang:

    – A bunch of police cars and ambulances came, and people screamed and cried, says the witness.

  • Bus and car in collision on E4

    A car and a bus have collided on the E4, just outside Ödeshög.

    The accident has occurred in the southbound direction and there should be limited access on the road, reports the rescue service Östra Götaland.

    According to the newspaper, it is a side collision and all people should be out of the vehicles.

  • Missing boy found

    The police are looking for an eleven-year-old boy from the Gråbot district who disappeared around 2 pm today.

    Police are on the scene with a number of units and are searching for the boy.

    Update 19.30:

    The boy has been found and is well-preserved, the police write on their website.

  • Serial collision on the E4 – all lanes closed

    All three lanes on the E4/E20 in the northbound direction at Salem south of Stockholm are closed after a series collision, writes P4 Stockholm.

    Six cars were involved in the accident but no one was injured.

    Salvage work is underway and the emergency services have left the scene.

  • Cheese is recalled

    Wernersson’s cheese is recalling six types of cheese, according to the Swedish Food Agency.

    The cheeses may contain listeria, according to the supplier.

    “The cheeses recalled by Wernersson cheese are Edamer 1 kg, Gouda 1 kg, Jarlsberg 830 g, Jarlsberg 500 g, Borgost 750 g and Leonora 750 g,” writes the Swedish Food Agency.

  • Car has overturned on E22

    A person has driven into the center guardrail and overturned on the E22 in the northbound direction at the height of Odarslöv.

    The person in the car must have been able to get out of the car himself, and is being taken to hospital by ambulance. The extent of the damage is unclear and the car will be towed.

    Police, emergency services and ambulance are on the scene.

    The Swedish Transport Agency writes on its website that the incident has a very large impact on traffic. The forecast is initially set for around 17:30, but may change.

  • Nicotine in the fake snus – the product is recalled

    A so-called caffeine snus – which should not contain either tobacco or nicotine – from the brand XQS is recalled, writes the Swedish Food Agency. Nicotine snuff has accidentally ended up in several of the boxes.

    The recalled product is XQS Citrus Cooling Functional Pouches (50 milligrams of caffeine) with lot number CC003102.

    “Unfortunately, a limited number of boxes have received the wrong products in the boxes. The incorrect product in the doses contains nicotine and should not be consumed. The nicotine content has been shown to be 6.13 mg of nicotine per bag/portion. This is mainly noticeable by the fact that the portions are more yellow in color than those with caffeine, which are more or less completely white,” writes the company Insurgent Ventures II in a press release.

  • Morgan Spurlock has died

    Documentary filmmaker Morgan Spurlock has died of cancer, reports ABC News.

    He was 53 years old.

    “Morgan gave so much through his art, ideas and generosity,” his brother Craig Spurlock said in a statement.

    Morgan Spurlock is among other things behind the documentary “Super Size Me”, which was released in 2004 and was nominated for an Oscar the following year.

  • Five-year-old boy found after search effort

    A five-year-old boy went missing on Friday afternoon.

    At 4:20 p.m., the police announced that the boy had been found.

    He has now been driven home to his parents.

  • International Court of Justice to Israel: End the offensive in Rafah

    The UN International Court of Justice in The Hague orders Israel to end the offensive in Rafah, according to Reuters.

    It is South Africa that has asked the ICJ to order Israel to end the offensive against Rafah, halt military operations across Gaza, and grant international investigators and journalists access to the besieged strip of land.

    South Africa has repeatedly accused Israel of genocide in Gaza. Israel, in turn, has claimed that the South African accusations are completely false.

    The UN Court hears disputes between sovereign states. The ICJ’s rulings are binding, but the court has in practice no power to compel states to act on its rulings. For example, the court has ordered Russia to stop the war against Ukraine.

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    Hannah

    Hello! There has been an accident at the subway at Odenplan.

  • Have you published anything regarding the authority for psychological defense reporting tv4’s cold facts for the report on SD’s alleged troll factory?

    Alex

    Hi Alex, we have written about this.

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    Lego

    Hey Lego! We wonder about that, Taylor Swift said on stage that it was an audience record yesterday and we’ve been looking for the organizer all day without an answer unfortunately! Will update you as soon as we know more.

  • Don’t understand what the difference is between SD’s “troll factory” and Aftonbladet’s culture pages.

    Can someone explain how it differs from e.g. Anders Lindberg’s texts and word pooping?

    albino

    The difference is that Anders writes his own opinions and signs with his own name.

    A “troll factory” is a hidden organization that spreads misleading information for propaganda purposes – without being clear about who the sender is.

  • Then the 7-year-old and the press office can also stop selling sweets and soft drinks?

    Strange that they should control what the customer requests.

    I expect snus will also stop being sold just like cigarettes.

    Should they have vegetables and vitamins instead?

    Now former customer

    They cannot control demand – but they can control their own supply. If they don’t want to sell cigarettes, they are free to stop doing so.

    However, they seem to want to continue selling snus, as well as sweets and soft drinks.

    Here you can read more about how they reason.

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