Crime

Ali Hassan Zada, a 40-year-old care home worker in Värmland, Sweden, has been sentenced to six years in prison for raping an elderly resident. The court found that he exploited the woman's vulnerable situation. The incident has caused shock and concern among staff and relatives, with Zada also ordered to pay damages to the victim.

Magnus, a Swedish man, has spent years buying sexual services on OnlyFans, impacting his finances and personal life. With Sweden's new law prohibiting such purchases, he sees a chance to break free from what he describes as an addiction. The law's implementation has already affected his online activities, prompting him to reconsider his spending habits and relationships formed through the platform.

A 17-year-old girl named Shrea has gone missing in Gråbo, Lerum. Last seen at her home on Wednesday at midnight, police are actively searching and appealing to the public for information. While circumstances suggest her disappearance might be voluntary, foul play cannot be ruled out. Authorities have launched a special operation to allocate more resources to the search.

TV4 Nyheterna reports that Sweden's security service, Säpo, was warned about the risks of a fitness app used by the Prime Minister's security detail to log workouts, potentially revealing sensitive locations. Despite warnings dating back seven years, the app has continued to expose the whereabouts of high-profile individuals, including the royal family and the Prime Minister.

A man in his 30s was fatally shot in the stairwell of a residential building in central Alvesta. Police are actively searching for the suspect, with no arrests made yet. The incident is being investigated as a murder.

A man in his 20s, initially detained after driving onto a sidewalk in Malmö and injuring several people, has been released. He remains under suspicion for attempted murder or causing bodily harm, and gross negligence in traffic. The incident, which occurred at a bus stop, left four people injured, including a young girl with serious injuries. Police continue to investigate, emphasizing no evidence of intentional harm.

A man in his 30s, linked to the Nordic Resistance Movement (NMR), opened fire on police officers attempting to arrest him at his home in Östersund. The incident followed a dispute over his firearm, which authorities had confiscated due to his NMR membership. The man, who had previously threatened the police, has been detained on charges including attempted murder.

Sweden's Equality Minister Nina Larsson demands action from Nordea after a woman, 'Lina', reveals her late husband's criminal double life, including fraudulent loans. The case highlights systemic failures in protecting women from economic abuse, prompting calls for stronger measures against financial violence.

A man in his 40s has been sentenced to six years in prison for raping an elderly woman at a care home in Värmland. The court found him guilty of exploiting the woman's vulnerable situation, with DNA evidence supporting the conviction. The victim's family expressed relief at the verdict.

A boat fire at Käringön in Orust municipality led to four individuals being hospitalized for smoke inhalation. The fire, which broke out early Friday morning, was extinguished by the rescue services, who also towed the boat to prevent further risk.

In a shocking turn of events, two teenagers have been acquitted of murder charges in the case of a 43-year-old father of three who was shot dead in Bredäng, Stockholm. Despite strong evidence of weapon handling, the court found insufficient proof to convict them of murder. The case, suspected to be honor-related, highlights the challenges in proving such motives.

Milosz Olak, sentenced to life imprisonment for a deadly shooting in Farsta, faces extradition to Poland despite his objections. The Swedish Migration Agency aims to transfer him to serve his sentence in his homeland, citing his threat to public safety. Olak, a Polish citizen with Swedish residency, opposes the move, while authorities highlight his ties to organized crime.

The Court of Appeal has reduced Abdihalim Hasan's life sentence to 18 years for the murder of a fellow gang member in Borås. Despite denying the murder charges, Hasan admitted to serious weapons offenses. The decision reflects the court's view that the crime, while severe, did not warrant a life sentence. Another gang member's sentence was also increased for related offenses.

A driver in Malmö has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after crashing into a family on a sidewalk. A young girl remains hospitalized in stable condition, while other family members suffered minor injuries. Police are investigating the incident and seeking additional witnesses.

A man in Jönköping has been injured following a suspected shooting, leading to the arrest of a suspect after a house search. The incident, reported to police around midnight, involved multiple calls about gunfire. The victim, in his 30s, is believed to have sustained gunshot wounds and is in serious condition. A major investigation is underway, with charges of attempted murder and serious weapons offense being considered.

A car veered onto a sidewalk in central Malmö, hitting a family and injuring four people, including two children. The driver, a man in his 20s, is under police investigation. Witnesses describe the incident as an accident, not a deliberate act.

A dramatic incident unfolded in central Malmö when a car lost control, veering onto the sidewalk and into a crowd, injuring four people, including two children. Eyewitness Ulf Strindlöv, 65, described the chaos as a stroller flew through the air. The driver was stopped by Strindlöv until police arrived.

A Swedish man and a Thai woman were arrested in Patong, Thailand, suspected of cocaine trafficking. Police seized 15.37 grams of cocaine, drug packaging materials, and other items.

A 19-year-old man has been acquitted of manslaughter charges after selling tramadol to 14-year-old Molly Gnospelius, who died from an overdose. The court ruled that Molly had enough awareness to be responsible for her actions, sparking frustration and anger from her family. The dealer was convicted of drug offenses and sentenced to probation.

A sailing trip in the Swedish archipelago turned deadly when a violent altercation led to the death of Thomas B, 71. His friend Andreas F, 65, is now on trial in Berlin, accused of murder. The incident, captured by a coast guard plane, has sparked a high-profile legal battle.

A 35-year-old man from Frösön, suspected of being a member of the violent NMR, faced police action that involved the use of grenades. The incident, which began with threats to the police, led to the revocation of his gun license. The situation escalated to the point where distraction grenades were used, although no serious injuries were reported. The man is under investigation for multiple charges.

In a breakthrough in the Osby gas station murder case, Swedish police discovered the murder weapon buried in a bog. Two men from Hässleholm, previously arrested for another weapons offense, are now suspected in the murder of 22-year-old Ismael Shaikh Khudur. The investigation, led by senior prosecutor Marie-Louise Holmberg, utilized phone data to track the suspects' movements. The case is set to be tried in Hässleholm District Court, with potential prison sentences looming.

Swedish Security Service (Säpo) faces criticism after it was revealed that their bodyguards openly logged running routes on the Strava app, potentially exposing sensitive information about high-profile individuals. Security expert Johan Wiktorin highlights the risks, emphasizing the need for stricter adherence to security protocols.

A ferry collided with a dock at high speed in Nacka, south of Stockholm, injuring several people. The incident, which occurred on Wednesday morning, has led to a police investigation into potential negligence in maritime traffic.

Sensitive information about the Swedish royal family and top politicians has been leaked through the fitness app Strava. Security personnel, including those protecting King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia, inadvertently revealed details of luxury trips and locations, raising serious security concerns.

A car crashed into a restaurant's outdoor seating area in central Örebro. The driver fled but was later apprehended with the help of the public. The suspect, a heavily intoxicated woman in her 20s, faces charges of aggravated drunk driving and leaving the scene of an accident.

Konrad Tylus, serving a ten-year sentence in Bosnia for the murder of gang leader Harris 'Iceman' Österdahl, has applied to be transferred to a Swedish prison. Tylus aims to rebuild his life, citing plans to start a family and complete his education in Sweden.

This article explores the disparity in sentencing between non-violent sexual offenses and repeated domestic abuse in Sweden. It questions why the legal system imposes harsher penalties for sexual crimes without violence compared to ongoing threats and violence against women and children. Despite legislative changes in 2022 to increase minimum sentences for both rape and domestic abuse, the article highlights the ongoing issue of leniency towards repeat offenders of domestic violence.

André Laakso's newly built food truck in Gotland was vandalized, causing significant damage and loss. Despite the setback, Laakso plans to reopen soon, estimating a loss of 50,000 SEK.

Marek Rokosz, 42, has been sentenced to 18 years in prison and deportation for the murder of a 34-year-old man in Hindås, Sweden. The victim was shot during a debt collection attempt and his body was later burned in a car. Rokosz, a Polish national with a history of violent crime, was found guilty of murder and grave desecration.

Three men who drugged and assaulted a woman in Kristianstad last year have had their prison sentences upheld by the Court of Appeal. The men, aged 18, 19, and 23, were convicted in May, with the younger two receiving over three years in prison and the 19-year-old facing deportation. The 23-year-old was sentenced for additional offenses. The court confirmed the original verdict with minor adjustments to compensation amounts.

Sensitive information about Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson and other top officials was leaked through the Strava app by Säpo bodyguards. The leaks, which have been ongoing for years, revealed private locations and movements. Säpo is taking the matter seriously and has closed the accounts, promising measures to prevent future incidents.

Tore Hedman, a retired police officer, was tragically murdered in his home in Borlänge. The suspect, with a history of crime and substance abuse, was quickly apprehended. The incident has prompted calls for an investigation into the handling of alerts on the day of the murder.

Ismail Abdo, a notorious gang leader, has been arrested in Turkey, suspected of serious crimes in Sweden. His arrest follows a major operation targeting criminal networks, with significant assets seized. Swedish authorities are closely monitoring the situation, as extradition is complicated by Abdo's Turkish citizenship.

A colleague of the wanted director Magnus Nyman has been sentenced to over four years in prison and a business ban by Attunda District Court for involvement in a massive financial fraud. The court also imposed a million-kronor claim against him. The case involves transactions worth 2.3 billion kronor linked to economic crime, with Nyman still at large.

Inmates at Brinkeberg prison in Vänersborg have initiated a strike due to insufficient food supplies. The protest, affecting two of the four prison units, highlights the inmates' frustration over inadequate meal portions. While prison officials claim the food distribution meets national guidelines, staff members acknowledge the inmates' grievances, noting the portions are insufficient for adult men.

Ismail Abdo, a notorious gang leader, has been arrested in Turkey in connection with Sweden's largest cocaine seizure. The operation, which involved 1.3 tons of cocaine, led to the conviction of 11 individuals. Abdo, who remains in custody abroad, is suspected of orchestrating a vast drug network with international ties.

Dangelo Jobe Sobrinho, initially sentenced to life imprisonment for a murder in Södermalm, has been acquitted by the Court of Appeal. The court found that the alias 'El Moreno' used in the crime could have been employed by others, casting doubt on the evidence against him.

A court has upheld the verdict in a high-profile case involving the murder of a gang-affiliated man at a restaurant in Midsommarkransen, Stockholm. Two teenagers, aged 13 and 14, were found guilty of the murder, while a 41-year-old man was convicted of serious weapons offenses.

In a tragic incident in Marks Municipality, Lovisa's chihuahua, Diesel, was killed by two large dogs during a routine walk. The attack left Lovisa, who was with her newborn, shaken and fearful. The owner of the attacking dogs admitted to leaving the garden gates open, leading to the incident. The police are now investigating, and Lovisa hopes for stricter regulations on dog ownership.

Mijailo Mijailovic, convicted for the murder of Swedish Foreign Minister Anna Lindh in 2003, has been granted a special leave by the Swedish Prison and Probation Service. Despite his violent past in prison, authorities see no security risks in this decision.

Four Swedish nationals have been arrested in Spain as part of a major gang crackdown. They are suspected of traveling to the country to prepare for a murder mission linked to the criminal network Lejonen. The operation was a collaborative effort between Swedish, Spanish, and European police forces.

Jane Jordahl, 35, narrowly survived a brutal attack by a 14-year-old intern in Enköping, Sweden. The boy, fascinated by violence and cannibalism, attacked her with a knife and axe, inflicting severe injuries. Despite the life-threatening assault, Jane managed to escape and seek help. The boy, who cannot be legally punished due to his age, has been taken into care under Swedish law.

Two male inmates have been detained on suspicion of raping another prisoner at a facility in Norrtälje. The prison's chief, Magnus Jönsson, confirmed the incident occurred among inmates but refrained from commenting further as the police lead the investigation.

Swedish gang leader Ismail Abdo has been arrested in Turkey, prompting Justice Minister Gunnar Strömmer to warn other criminals hiding abroad that they are not safe. The arrest is a result of enhanced cooperation between Sweden and Turkey, with significant assets seized during the operation.

The arrest of gang leader Ismail 'The Strawberry' Abdo in Turkey may lead to increased violence within and between criminal networks in Sweden. Experts warn of potential instability and power struggles as networks adjust to the leadership void.

Alicia Köhalmi suffered severe injuries during a ski trip at Säfsen Resort when a ski lift anchor detached, causing her to crash into trees. Despite a police investigation, the cause remains undisclosed due to confidentiality, and no charges were filed. The incident report reveals a knot failure in the anchor line, prompting safety procedure updates.

A court guard in central Sweden is accused of accessing confidential documents, leading to charges of serious data breach. Despite his denial, the investigation revealed extensive unauthorized searches in the court's IT system.

An explosion occurred at an apartment building entrance in Hammarkullen, Gothenburg, injuring one person. Police and emergency services are investigating the incident, which caused damage to the property and nearby structures.

A woman in her 40s has been charged with severe sexual assault against a minor in the Stockholm area. The accused allegedly documented the assault on film and distributed child pornography. The crime is considered severe due to the victim's young age and the setting, which should have been a safe space.

An Estonian woman was convicted after paddling into the secret Muskö military base in Sweden and photographing the underground facility, mistaking it for a museum. Despite her claims of ignorance, she was charged with unauthorized access and illegal photography of a protected site. The court sentenced her to a conditional sentence and fines.

The arrest of gang leader Ismail Abdo in Turkey marks a significant victory for Swedish law enforcement. Although detained for crimes committed in Turkey, his capture could prevent further criminal activities in Sweden. This development highlights the effectiveness of international cooperation in tackling organized crime.

Two men tragically fell over 100 meters to their deaths on Kebnekaise, lacking the necessary training for their task. The Swedish Tourist Association (STF) faces potential charges as investigations reveal critical safety oversights. The incident has sparked a debate on workplace safety and the responsibilities of employers in high-risk environments.

Ismail Abdo, a key figure in Sweden's criminal underworld, has been arrested in Turkey along with 18 others in a major operation. The arrest marks a significant step in international cooperation against organized crime.

A grenade explosion occurred at an apartment building in Mölndal, leading to the arrest of a teenage boy. The incident, which caused no injuries but damaged property, is being investigated as a serious crime. This follows a similar explosion at the same location in June.

An explosion occurred at an apartment building in Hallstahammar early Friday morning, causing material damage but no injuries. Police have launched an investigation into the incident, which is being treated as public endangerment.

A 17-year-old boy was lured to a meeting spot in southern Stockholm by a teenage couple, where he was stabbed in the chest by the girl's 15-year-old boyfriend. The couple then sought advice from Chat GPT on how to dispose of evidence. Both teens are now charged with attempted murder, with the girl also facing charges of aiding and abetting. The incident has raised concerns about the influence of technology and social media on youth behavior.

New police statistics reveal a significant drop in shootings in Sweden, nearly halving compared to last year. However, explosions have doubled, with 104 incidents reported in the first half of 2025. The police attribute the reduction in shootings to improved resolution rates of deadly violence in network environments.

The verdict is expected today in the case against Claes Nordmark, former Boden councilor, accused of attempted rape. Nordmark, who has stepped down from his political roles, denies the charges. The case has drawn attention due to the evidence presented, including phone messages and medical reports. Nordmark's request for transition support has also sparked debate.

In Trelleborg, a car mounted the sidewalk and hit three men, leaving one seriously injured. The driver fled the scene, prompting police to investigate the incident as attempted murder. Authorities are seeking witnesses and reviewing potential camera footage.

In Skåne, Sweden, three separate brawls broke out at local beaches within a span of two hours, prompting police intervention. The incidents, involving both adults and children, occurred in Åhus, Bara, and Perstorp, with one resulting in an 18-year-old being hospitalized. The unusually warm weather is believed to have contributed to the tensions.

A woman visiting Gothenburg for her sister's wedding was brutally attacked and assaulted in a park after a man offered to guide her to her hotel. The incident led to severe physical and emotional trauma, resulting in a court ruling that sentenced the perpetrator to prison and lifetime deportation.

In Nyköping, four men have been sentenced to prison for hiring two 13-year-olds to carry out a pizzeria explosion. The sentences range from three to nine years for various crimes, including serious public endangerment and drug offenses.

A street musician in his 50s was brutally attacked in central Örebro just before midnight. The police, who were nearby, found the severely injured man and called for an ambulance. Thanks to surveillance footage, the attacker, a man in his 40s, was identified and arrested. The police urge the public to share any witness accounts to aid the investigation.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder following a fatal attack in Gothenburg. The victim, in his 20s, was assaulted with a sharp object after collecting medication in Olskroken. Despite being taken to the hospital, he succumbed to his injuries. The police believe the attack was unprovoked.

Prince Kamara, known as rapper 'Hezzy', has been sentenced to nearly five years in prison for his role in a murder plot tied to a gang conflict in Sweden. The 20-year-old, central to the ongoing feud between the Foxtrot and Dalennätverket gangs, was found guilty of orchestrating an attempted murder against a rival rapper. The case highlights the intersection of gang violence and music, with Kamara's lyrics used as evidence in court.

A man who threatened his neighbor with a knife and attacked police and prison staff will not be deported, as the Court of Appeal overturns the initial deportation ruling. Despite his criminal record, the court found his actions did not constitute 'particularly serious crimes' warranting deportation.

A man who previously worked for the Swedish military in Afghanistan has been murdered by the Taliban, raising concerns among his former Swedish colleagues. The incident highlights the ongoing risks faced by locals who collaborated with foreign forces.

A suspected arson incident occurred in Örebro, Sweden, involving an explosion in an apartment building. A man in his 20s has been arrested, and the case is being investigated as attempted aggravated arson. One person has been hospitalized, with their condition currently unknown.

In Jönköping, police express frustration over blocked emergency routes at local beaches due to improper parking during a heatwave. Authorities urge the public to park responsibly to ensure access for emergency vehicles.

A man in his mid-20s has died after being attacked with a sharp object in Olskroken, Gothenburg. The incident, now being investigated as a murder, occurred outdoors, and the suspect fled on foot. Despite having witnesses, the police have yet to identify the perpetrator.

A young woman in her 20s tragically lost her life after being struck by a truck on Södermalm, Stockholm. The incident occurred at a traffic light on Ringvägen, involving a transporter from the company Binsell. The police have launched an investigation into gross negligence and causing death.

A new report by Acta Publica warns of escalating violence among Sweden's dominant motorcycle gangs, Hells Angels and Bandidos, in 2025. Concerns grow over the potential use of younger individuals in violent acts, as these gangs expand and recruit from other criminal environments, risking national conflicts.

A young woman cyclist was fatally struck by a truck in Stockholm, echoing a similar tragedy that claimed the life of Betsy Carling last year. Maria Ahlsdotter, who lost her partner Betsy in a similar accident, reflects on the lack of consequences and the need for improved cyclist safety in the city.

A Swedish model and TV personality in his 40s has been arrested in Italy on suspicion of domestic violence against his partner during a vacation. The incident occurred at a resort in northwestern Italy, where witnesses alerted the police after a dispute escalated. The man, originally from southern Sweden but residing abroad, faces a detention hearing on Monday.

In Västerbotten, youth driving Epa tractors are being used by criminal gangs for drug transportation. These young drivers are compensated with fuel, drugs, or cash. The police in Umeå acknowledge the challenge in assessing the extent of this issue, as these drivers offer a discreet and efficient means of transport for gangs.

The body of Maté Hart, a 33-year-old Hungarian, has been discovered near the site of a tragic boat accident in Näsåker, Sollefteå. The accident, which occurred last Sunday, involved a boat capsizing over a waterfall, leaving two people missing. Authorities have confirmed the identity of the body, and the family has been notified.

The investigation into the mass shooting at Campus Risbergska in Örebro reveals new details about the perpetrator, Rickard Andersson. Police have released images from the crime scene, showing weapons and other items found in the school and Andersson's apartment. Despite the extensive investigation, no political or ideological motives have been identified, with the motive appearing to be linked to personal frustration and a desire to end his life.

Reports suggest that Iran is planning drone attacks on Jewish interests in Sweden, prompting increased security measures. The threat, linked to Iran's retaliation for Israel's actions in Gaza, has led to heightened police presence around the Israeli embassy and Jewish sites. Swedish intelligence has been monitoring potential recruitment of criminal networks by Iran for these attacks.

A man and a woman are suspected of murder after a woman's body was discovered in a lake in Danderyd, near Stockholm. The man, reportedly a relative of the deceased, was arrested before the body was found. Both suspects face serious charges, with the crime believed to have occurred between June 12 and 17.

Rickard Andersson, the perpetrator of the tragic school shooting at Campus Risbergska in Örebro, left behind a trail of unanswered questions. Despite a well-groomed appearance, his life was marked by isolation and a series of personal failures. The police investigation, now closed, reveals a man who transformed from a lively schoolboy to a withdrawn adult, culminating in the tragic event where ten students lost their lives.

Christopher Acea, a prominent gang figure in Stockholm, receives a harsher sentence for involving a minor in weapon storage and is denied increased compensation after a nightclub shooting attempt. The court highlights his criminal ties and risk-taking behavior.

Three men have been acquitted in the murder case of former Hells Angels member Linus Bergh, who was shot in Lidköping in 2022. Despite the prosecutor's call for life sentences, the court found alternative explanations for the crime. The case highlighted the criminal motorcycle club environment, with significant setbacks for the prosecution during the trial.

A Swedish money laundering investigation has unveiled chats suggesting match-fixing in a 2020 Swedish Cup match between Assyriska BK and Mjällby. The investigation involves a Swedish man accused of serious financial crimes, who allegedly communicated about rigged matches. Former police chief Fredrik Gårdare highlights the threat to Swedish sports, emphasizing the need for further investigation.

In a tragic case of mistaken identity, a couple in Växjö was targeted by teenage gunmen who went to the wrong address, resulting in the death of a 30-year-old woman. The teenagers, linked to a criminal network, have been sentenced to prison. The case highlights the severe consequences of gang-related violence in Sweden.

A lawyer has been expelled from the Swedish Bar Association for sharing her client's social media login details with the client's mother, leading to the deletion of the accounts. Despite the lawyer's claim of a demanding workload, the disciplinary board deemed her actions detrimental to a serious investigation. Five members dissented, suggesting a warning and a fine instead.

The search for two missing men following a fatal boat accident near Sollefteå has ended. Despite extensive efforts, including divers and helicopters, the men remain unaccounted for. The accident, which claimed the life of a young boy, occurred on the Fjällsjö River, known for its strong currents due to a nearby hydroelectric plant.

A masked intruder broke into Fred's home twice in one night, but despite having surveillance cameras, Fred is denied access to the footage by Verisure due to GDPR regulations. The incident raises questions about privacy rights and the handling of security footage.

A 50-year-old man is on trial for attempted murder after shooting at the home of a 60-year-old man exposed on the website Dumpen. The accused, who has a personal connection to the victim's past crimes, acted after the victim was labeled a pedophile online. The incident has caused significant distress to the victim's family, and the case has sparked criticism of Dumpen's controversial methods.

A 19-year-old man is on trial for murder after a list detailing how to commit the crime was found in his closet. The trial, involving two other accused accomplices, is underway in Norrköping, Sweden. The young man, who admits to the shooting, claims he was coerced and under the influence of drugs.

Clark Olofsson, one of Sweden's most notorious criminals, has died at the age of 78. Known for his involvement in the infamous Norrmalmstorg robbery, Olofsson spent nearly half his life in prison. His life inspired a Netflix series, and he remained a controversial figure until his death.

An inmate at Ystad's detention center was accidentally left locked in a bathroom, leading him to break out after an hour. The incident highlights issues with overcrowding and malfunctioning equipment at the facility.

Iran is reportedly pressuring Rawa Majid, leader of the Foxtrot network, to carry out attacks against Israeli and American interests in Sweden, Denmark, and Germany. This comes amid escalating tensions in the Middle East, with Majid allegedly receiving protection from Iran in exchange for his network's services.

A Swedish police officer was caught in a sting operation by Dumpen, a group that exposes adults seeking sexual contact with minors. The officer, believing he was chatting with a 14-year-old girl, arranged a meeting but fled upon realizing it was a setup. This incident follows a history of similar behavior by the officer, who previously faced disciplinary action for inappropriate online conduct.

The Göta Court of Appeal has upheld the sentences for the father and brother of Shahida, a 22-year-old woman found dead and burned in Lessebo, Sweden. The court confirmed the murder was honor-related, sentencing the father to life imprisonment and the brother to 16 years. Shahida had fled her family due to threats and abuse but was killed upon her return. Her mother was acquitted due to insufficient evidence.

Tobias Jardeberg, a previously life-sentenced murderer, has been sentenced to 16 years in prison for attempting to murder police officers during an arrest in Åryd. The incident involved Jardeberg shooting at five officers, leading to charges of attempted murder and other serious offenses. His conditional release has been revoked, resulting in a total of 26 years of imprisonment.

Two men remain missing following a tragic boat accident near Näsåker, where a boat capsized, leading to the death of a young boy. The search, involving police, divers, and the coast guard, has been ongoing for over a day. Local schools and churches have opened their doors to support the grieving community.

Åsa Vesterlund, known from 'Svenska Hollywoodfruar', reveals the terrifying truth behind her luxurious life with celebrity surgeon Fredrik Berne. Despite the glamorous facade, Vesterlund's life was marked by control and violence. The podcast 'Expressen Dok: Doktor Berne' uncovers the dark side of Berne's clinic, with over 50 complaints filed with Ivo. Berne denies the allegations, claiming they are fabricated.

Elin Nejne, a 23-year-old Skellefteå supporter, was assaulted during a hockey match against Modo in Örnsköldsvik. Despite the traumatic experience, she remains committed to attending games and believes in the importance of standing against violence in sports. The assailant was convicted of minor assault and ordered to pay damages.

Several Ica retailers have been convicted of insider trading by the Svea Court of Appeal, following their use of unpublished information to profit from Ica's delisting from the stock exchange. The Ica Retailers' Association will decide on penalties, which could include revoking store licenses. The case has significantly impacted Ica's reputation.

Andreas Holm, infamously known as 'Nytorgsmannen', has been sentenced to five years in prison for multiple sexual offenses, including the rape of a 17-year-old girl. Despite being released conditionally in 2024, Holm quickly reoffended, leading to the revocation of his conditional freedom.

Gustav Hemming, a former top politician in Sweden, is on trial for allegedly committing a sexual offense against a minor on a train in Stockholm. The trial, held behind closed doors, concluded with a verdict expected on June 27. Hemming admits to the actions but denies intent, claiming he misjudged the boy's age.

A third suspect, under the age of 15, is implicated in a murder plot against rapper Yasin during his scheduled performance at the Umeå festival Brännbollsyran. The performance was canceled after police uncovered the plot, with two individuals already arrested.

A masked man fired shots at a villa door in Segeltorp, south of Stockholm, prompting a police investigation into attempted murder. No injuries were reported, and authorities are actively searching for the suspect.

Berth Milton, the infamous 'porn king', returns to Sweden after his massive tax debt is written off. He makes headlines as a VIP guest at a bloody boxing gala in Stockholm, where he gets into a confrontation with the Hells Angels. Milton remains unfazed, declaring he is never afraid. The incident is featured in the second episode of 'Expressen Dok: Porrkungen'.

A 78-year-old woman is suing SAS for $10 million after claiming she suffered severe burns from hot coffee spilled by cabin crew during a flight. The incident allegedly caused significant physical and emotional distress, impacting her vacation plans.

In a landmark ruling, several individuals have been sentenced for the brutal murders of 14-year-olds Mohamed Suleiman and Layth al-Azzawi in Stockholm. The case, involving the notorious Foxtrot network, saw three men receive life sentences for their roles in the heinous crimes. The investigation revealed the boys were tortured and killed over missing firearms, with the network's 'project leader' orchestrating the attacks.

Bella Nilsson, known as the 'Waste Queen', has been sentenced to six years in prison for her role in the massive Think Pink environmental crime case, Sweden's largest of its kind. The investigation, spanning four years, revealed significant environmental damage and risks. While several others received lengthy sentences, business figure Leif-Ivan Karlsson was acquitted, though the prosecutor may appeal.

Angel Villaverde, a former Green Party politician, has been sentenced to over three years in prison for assaulting a dementia patient while working in home care. The incident was discovered by the victim's son, leading to Villaverde's conviction. He has a history of similar accusations.

Swedish artist 1.Cuz, known for his signature ski mask, faces a debt seizure by Kronofogden. The mask, seized during a performance in Umeå, is now up for auction with a starting bid of 1,000 kronor. 1.Cuz, previously convicted of drug and weapon offenses, owes nearly 950,000 kronor in debts.

After a harrowing night, Alva and Ida reported two men for rape. Two years later, the men were acquitted, and one moved just 300 meters from Alva. The women feel let down by the justice system, as evidence was overlooked and their appeals for help ignored. Despite the trauma, they encourage others to report such crimes, hoping for change.

A large group of mopeds was seen cruising through Stockholm, with social media promoting the event. The police received several calls about the gathering, reminiscent of a similar incident last year involving reckless driving by minors.

A person was injured in a shooting during a student celebration in Hässelby, western Stockholm. The incident, which occurred near a gathering of 40-50 people, has prompted a police investigation for attempted murder. Witnesses reported hearing gunshots and seeing a suspect on a scooter. The victim was taken to the hospital with serious injuries.

Two top figures in the Foxtrot network, including rapper Remon '5iftyy' Ghide, are wanted for arrest in connection with a murder at a sushi restaurant in Skogås, Sweden. The arrest follows a breakthrough in the investigation, with charges including murder and attempted public destruction. Both suspects are believed to be in Tunisia and are sought for extradition.