m. after members of the public found a severely injured man. The victim was taken to hospital but later died from his injuries.
Using surveillance camera videos, police were able to find and arrest a man suspected of the assault. The suspect has been detained by Gothenburg District Court. Multiple other violent incidents were reported across Sweden.
In Åtvidaberg, a man was taken to hospital after being assaulted in a doorway around lunchtime on Wednesday. Police spokesperson Mats Pettersson said the man was awake and able to speak. In Norrköping, a man was found injured outdoors in Hageby and taken to hospital on Wednesday.
m. from a private person. Region Östergötland reported the man was seriously injured but in stable condition.
In Vellinge, police were sent to Malmövägen after reports of an injured man outdoors. The injured man was taken by ambulance to hospital. m.
on Monday, and a police spokesperson said it is still unclear how the man was injured. In Bollebygd, an injured man was found during the night in a small locality. Police cordoned off an area and are classifying the incident as attempted murder.
m. on Friday, and a man in his 45s was found injured outdoors, awake and able to speak, but taken to hospital. The injuries are not life-threatening, but the exact nature is unclear.
No suspect has been arrested. Internationally, a man was taken to Stavanger University Hospital with stab wounds after a violent incident in Stavanger city center on Sunday, March 22. Police attorney Mona Byrkjedal said the suspect has been questioned and has admitted to the factual circumstances.
Police have conducted interviews with the victim, forensic investigations, tactical investigations, and several witness interviews. Byrkjedal said police have a clear idea of what happened based on the investigation, which is ongoing and awaiting results of certain examinations. In Dallas, two people were killed and three injured in a shooting near a shopping center in Carrollton.
Police arrested the suspected shooter, a 69-year-old man. According to Fox News 4, the man first tried to flee from police but was arrested a couple of kilometers from the crime scene. Local police chief Roberto Arredondo said the shooting was not a random act; there was a known business relationship between those involved.
Police said there is no danger to the public. In Ukraine, at least five people have been killed and five injured in a Russian attack on the city of Kramatorsk. President Volodymyr Zelenskyj said the attack hit the city center and targeted people.
Governor Vadym Filasjkin said Russia dropped three aerial bombs over central parts of the city. Zelenskyj said the death toll may rise as a large rescue operation is ongoing. In Simeå, a man was attacked by a bear on Friday.
The man was bitten in the stomach and had to seek hospital care. He was walking with a hunting companion in a power line corridor checking salt stones when the bear attacked. A violent fight ensued, and the man managed to kick the bear in the head, causing it to leave the area.
The incident has been reported to the police, who will decide on the bear's culling. In Jönköping, a flasher in his 25s has been arrested. At 16:00 police were alerted to Rocksjön because a man had exposed his genitals to two women in their 50s and asked if they wanted to 'taste' his genitals.
When police arrived, the man was not there, but later another alarm came about a man exposing himself and masturbating in a park; based on description it was the same man. Police found the man, and he is now arrested suspected of sexual harassment. In Växjö, an incident occurred on Kungsgatan.
A 68-year-old woman sustained foot injuries, and an 85-year-old woman is suspected of causing bodily harm. The injured woman's condition has worsened and her injuries are now considered serious; she will remain in hospital for treatment. An 18-year-old man is prosecuted for two cases of assault at Stortorget in Växjö.
US President Donald Trump dismissed Iran's military capability and said the country should wave the white flag and capitulate.
The unprovoked attack was filmed by surveillance cameras and two guards intervened immediately. The 18-year-old was identified after the assaults and quickly arrested by two security guards. On the night towards Friday, a police patrol was alerted to a fight at Stortorget.
At the scene, they found a young man and some of his friends. According to the plaintiff, several unknown persons approached them and he was punched several times in the face. There is no information about personal injuries, and a report of assault has been filed.
About 20,000 seafarers are stuck in the Persian Gulf, according to IMO chief Damien Chevallier. The IMO warns of an unprecedented crisis. Chevallier said about 800 to 1,000 ships want to sail through the Strait of Hormuz to evacuate the area.
Many ships stuck in the Gulf cannot dock at any port, making it difficult for seafarers to leave. Iran has introduced a new mechanism to control traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, according to state TV channel Press TV. It is unclear exactly what the new control entails.
Iran has previously warned that all commercial ships wanting to sail through the strait must coordinate their passage with the Iranian military. US President Donald Trump dismissed Iran's military capability and said the country should wave the white flag and capitulate. WHO is tracking people who traveled on the same flight to Johannesburg as a cruise passenger who died of hantavirus, according to NTB.
The rare virus has been confirmed on board the cruise ship Hondius. The Hondius is anchored off Cape Verde after being denied port access. A total of three people have died, including a Dutch couple and a German passenger.
The woman in the Dutch couple fell ill and died during the flight to Johannesburg. WHO's effort aims to prevent further spread of infection. Police regional task force struck several addresses in Växjö on Monday.
According to Smålandsposten, the operation targeted one of Växjö's criminal networks. Police spokesperson Robert Loeffel said several people are now deprived of liberty suspected of involvement in serious crimes. Loeffel said police cannot specify the number of people or the type of crime suspected.
In Gothenburg, police were alerted to a suspected dangerous object at Lindholmspiren during the evening. Police spokesperson Adam Isaksson Samara said the public reported seeing the object floating in the water. The national bomb squad has been on site and assessed the object as live.
The object has been taken care of and will be examined. Police have cordoned off both the pier and the water. Samara said a crime scene investigation and technical investigation will be conducted.
The case is being investigated as a serious crime against the law on flammable and explosive goods. Samara said the bomb squad will handle the object safely, but the exact type of object cannot be commented on. At around 20:00, police stated that the object had been rendered safe.
Cordons will remain for a while longer for technical investigation. In other news, a man in his 25s was injured in a workplace accident in Enköping, and police have filed a report. Author Gunnar Kieri has died, his family told Kulturnytt in Sveriges Radio.
Kieri grew up in Swedish Tornedalen and had Tornedal Finnish as his mother tongue. se, Kieri described being beaten by his teacher at school when he spoke Finnish. Kieri is described as the author who first put Tornedalen on the Swedish literary map.
He debuted in 1972 with '1:a arbetskompaniet' and wrote 15 novels. Pakistan continues to strive for an end to the war between Iran and the USA, according to Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar. " A villa is burning heavily outside Fagerhult in Habo municipality.
At 17:41 an alarm came that it had started burning on the patio; less than an hour later the whole house was engulfed. A moped and two people on an electric scooter collided on Storgatan in Örebro in the afternoon. A girl in her early teens, who was on the electric scooter, was taken to hospital by ambulance; injury status unclear.
Police were alerted but it is unclear if anyone is suspected of a crime.