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Fire in apartment – one to hospital

It has burned in an apartment in a multi -family house in Mölndal in Gothenburg.

The rescue service was alerted to the scene at 18.22.

According to P4 Gothenburg has a person been taken to hospital by ambulance.

Swedish man arrested in Spain

A wanted Swedish man has been arrested on suspicion of weapons offenses in the Canary Islands in Spain, reports Spanish media.

Already in August 2024, Spanish police found out the suspicions against the man and they then began a scouting effort against the man.

Finally, he was traced to the Canary Islands where he was arrested in mid -January.

When he was arrested, he must have worn a false ID.

Fraud at Dollarstore

The police have been alerted to a noise at Dollarstore in Nybro.

Three people are involved and it is unclear what the noise is about.

– Some form of noise that occurred between customers in the store itself. We have gone there to talk to staff and involved in the brawl, says Filip Anna’s from the police.

It is also unclear if any person is physically injured.

Controversial asylum teams were voted down in Germany

Germany’s federal day voted down a proposal for an asylum law that Conservative CDU presented with controversial support from the Extreme Health Party Alternative for Germany (AfD).

338 members voted for the publisher, while 350 voted no. 367 votes were required to get through the requirement for stricter asylum policy.

“The crime suspicions have weakened and I no longer see to keep the people detained,” says Senior Prosecutor Rasmus Öman, who leads the preliminary investigation.

However, the suspicions against the people are not fully written off yet.

Police and prosecutors are now working to find out more about who or who is behind the murder, and why.

Investigation shows – may rent prison locations

An investigation shows that Sweden may rent prison places abroad, the government writes in a press release.

The investigation was handed over to the government on Wednesday.

– The government’s major restructuring of legal policy means that more people will be in prison and for a longer period of time. At the same time, the expansion of the Prison and Probation Service started far too late, says Justice Minister Gunnar Strömmer (M).

As a result, the government now reviews whether Sweden can rent places in other countries.

– I welcome the investigation’s proposal and look forward to coming back to these issues in the future, says Gunnar Strömmer.

Swimming Hall was evacuated – suspicious smell

The rescue service has an effort in a swimming pool in Salem municipality.

The reason is that a visitor complained about a smell and headache.

– We have landed on the site, says the rescue service.

Police have also been alerted to the scene.

“Swimming pool visitors have known a chief scent and there are some visits who have got a headache,” says Ola Österling, press spokesman for the police.

The police have blocked off an area and the swimming pool has been evacuated.

– We don’t think there is any danger. It is about injuries as a headache.

Do you suspect any crime or danger? Doesn’t it usually smell chlorine in bathhouses?

– Yes, but if the scent is too strong it can probably cause a headache. But we are there and work out what has happened, says Ola Österling.

At 17.30, the police say that the operation was completed.

“Probably the scent depends on a temporary error in the hall’s ventilation”.

Woman death on e45

A woman in her 30s has died after a traffic accident on the E45 at the height of Gunnarberg.

The accident occurred at 10.30.

Relatives are informed.

Another person was taken to hospital after the accident. The injury situation is unclear.

Following the murder of Majid’s relative – one is arrested

A man is now arrested on suspicion of the murder of a 64-year-old man in Husby, reports DN.

After the man shot dead the 64-year-old, he is suspected to have shot at police officers as well.

However, no police were physically injured.

The suspect is arrested on probable cause for murder, two cases of attempted murder and serious weapons crime.

Fires at school – one to hospital

Police are on site at a school in Linköping on the occasion of a fight between two students.

One of the two involved has been injured and taken to hospital by ambulance. They are both under 15 years.

The High Court now lowers his sentence to ten years in prison.

In the district court, he was convicted of, among other things, smuggling a total of 51 kg of cocaine to Denmark on two different occasions.

Due to the fact that he has already been detained for a year and a half, and must also be expelled for a lifetime, the High Court changes the judgment.

Serious traffic accident in Storuman

A serious traffic accident has occurred on the E45 in Storuman during Friday morning.

– You are working on the scene right now, says police spokesman Marie Andersson.

At least two people are involved in the accident. It is currently unclear if someone was injured.

A 18-year-old man was arrested after the incident, suspected of the murder.

Another Swedish man, a 20-year-old, is now suspected of the murder, reports Danish TV2.

The man is imprisoned in Denmark, suspected of terrorist offenses when he is believed to have thrown hand grenades at the Israeli embassy in Copenhagen.

The 20-year-old is now arrested in his absence for the Malmö murder, and is requested to be extradited to Sweden.

Norway wants to introduce fixed price on electricity

Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre says on Friday that the government wants to introduce a fixed price for electricity for Norwegian electricity consumers, writes E24.no.

At a press conference together with the Minister of Energy Terje Aasland, the prime minister gives a proposal of SEK 0.40 per kilowatt hour, which is to be made possible through state subsidies.

Comparatively, a kilowatt hour costs 88 öre in Stockholm on Friday.

– Today, we present powerful measures for lower electricity bills, says Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre according to e24.no.

This year has The government budgeted with almost SEK 5 billion in electricity support.