14-Year-Old Girl to Be Detained on Suspicion of Aiding Älvsjö Murder

A 14-year-old girl is set to be detained on suspicion of aiding in the murder of a 24-year-old woman in Älvsjö, southern Stockholm, according to the Swedish Prosecution Authority. The detention hearing will be held at Södertörn District Court on Sunday afternoon or Monday.

The murder occurred on October 16 during local sports events at a facility hosting floorball and soccer matches, attracting a large crowd of witnesses. The victim was shot dead in the vicinity of these sporting activities.

Authorities have already detained two teenage boys on suspicion of murder, with another teenage boy also in custody suspected of aiding the crime. The request for the 14-year-old girl's detention marks a significant development in the investigation.

The prosecution suspects the girl of involvement in assisting with the murder, though specific details regarding her role have not been disclosed. The hearing will determine whether she will be formally detained.

This case has drawn significant public attention due to the involvement of multiple teenagers and the circumstances of the crime occurring during community sporting events. The Swedish Prosecution Authority is continuing its investigation into the incident and the roles of the suspects involved.