Feces Attack Targets VLT Newspaper Office in Västerås, Prompting Police Investigation
Employees at VLT's Västerås office found feces smeared across premises, prompting police investigation and security review.
Employees at VLT's Västerås office found feces smeared across premises, prompting police investigation and security review.
A female employee at Danderyd Hospital has been arrested and remanded on suspicion of multiple serious thefts involving patients' valuables earlier this year.
Sweden proposes constitutional changes to revoke citizenship for dual citizens convicted of serious gang-related crimes, amid concerns over national security and public safety.
The Swedish appellate court upheld long prison sentences for leaders of a massive fraud scheme that targeted elderly individuals, confirming the organized and brutal nature of their crimes.
Stricter fines and imprisonment introduced in Sweden from January 2024 to regulate drone use and improve air traffic safety amid rising numbers of drones.
A vehicle inspection technician in Växjö is charged with serious bribery after accepting payments to pass vehicles with faults; ten customers are also charged but deny wrongdoing.
Two major criminal cases in Sweden involve charges of child abuse against a politician and a murder linked to domestic violence in Gothenburg.
Two members of a sect-like group threatening Gullspång politicians with hanging were sentenced to prison and ordered to pay substantial damages, affirming legal condemnation of such threats.
Swedish courts have opened trials for two serious murder cases involving a teenage victim in Stockholm and an assault-related death in Gothenburg, with accused denying and admitting guilt respectively.
The 2025 Swedish police report identifies 65 vulnerable areas, highlighting neighborhood classification changes and positive trends in crime reduction.
A large-scale police and Europol operation targets the illegal gambling network 'Krukan' in Stockholm, resulting in arrests and significant asset seizures.
Two recent fatal cases in Karlskrona and Uppsala reveal ongoing domestic violence issues, involving previous contact bans and legal actions.
Two Swedish men were arrested in Spain following a police raid on an illegal gambling club in Stockholm, with authorities linking the suspects to organized crime and money laundering.
A police crackdown on the illegal Stockholm poker club 'Krukan' ended with arrests but left players traumatized and police tactics under scrutiny.
Police conducted a significant raid on an illegal poker club in Södermalm, Stockholm, resulting in several arrests and targeting organized crime and money laundering.
A high-ranking politician in Borlänge stands charged with child abuse after reportedly assaulting his children, with the case proceeding in Falu District Court.
A Gothenburg woman connected to a 2003 murder case has been sentenced for serious thefts against elderly clients, stealing valuables worth around 450,000 kronor.
Recent high-profile Swedish court cases involve a reality TV star charged with extensive sexual abuse and a principal accused of defrauding unemployment benefits.
A former Left Party politician in Alingsås is prosecuted for embezzlement and betrayal of trust after a secret chat group scandal exposed misconduct.
Intellego CEO Claes Lindahl was arrested for serious fraud related to misleading information, triggering a likely prolonged trading halt and shaking investor confidence.
Following a July 2025 law change, Sweden has seen a sharp rise in contact ban applications and approvals due to broader grounds including unauthorized surveillance.
A 26-year-old man has been charged with murdering an ambulance worker in Harmånger, highlighting serious concerns about violence against emergency personnel in Sweden.
New convictions and politician testimonies reveal increasing threats and harassment of Swedish politicians, raising calls for cultural and legal responses ahead of elections.
The murder of ambulance worker Helena Löfgren in Harmånger highlights critical workplace safety breaches and legal concerns regarding staff protection.
A former royal court employee in Sweden has been charged with multiple child sex crimes after an investigation uncovered exploitation of ten girls and numerous images of child pornography.
Abdul Jalil Mallah, a Malmö resident, is accused of terrorist financing through oil smuggling but denies all allegations and lives openly in Sweden.
The Swedish Police Authority halting background checks has raised alarms over criminal infiltration, with security officials warning of serious risks to public safety and calls for urgent legislative action.
Ferry operations in Gothenburg are suspended due to green laser attacks originating from Karlatornet, with police investigating multiple incidents affecting crew, motorists, and pedestrians.
Sweden plans to mandate declarations of cash amounts exceeding 10,000 euros for travelers to combat money laundering and cash smuggling linked to organized crime.
A man has been sentenced for threatening and harassing politicians in Blekinge, reinforcing legal protections for public officials in the region.
Swedish police seize 30 million SEK in crime proceeds and conduct a major police operation against labor law violations at the Stegra steel plant construction site.
Sweden's Supreme Court acquitted two police officers of misconduct for failing to report a minor domestic violence incident where the victim declined to press charges.
Swedish prosecutors charge six individuals with aggravated rape and fraud involving adults with intellectual disabilities, revealing a systematic and degrading online abuse scheme.
A woman linked to a 2005 murder is charged with stealing 450,000 kronor from elderly care clients in 2023, highlighting her troubling criminal history and breaches of trust.
Denmark's permanent ban on the Bandidos motorcycle gang raises concerns in Sweden about member migration and law enforcement responses, though police see limited immediate effects.
Swedish police investigate recent sexual assault cases, including a double offense at a Värnamo McDonald's and a serious assault in Malmö's Pildammsparken, with suspects sought and increased patrols responding.
Tommy Wang, Chopchop founder, is formally linked to companies connected to a suspected illegal Chinese police station in Stockholm, raising surveillance concerns.
The Chopchop fast-food chain in Sweden is under police investigation following allegations of labor exploitation involving unpaid wages, forced payments, and poor working conditions among guest workers.
Four men in their twenties have been arrested on suspicion of group rape on the Viking Grace ferry between Finland and Sweden following a prompt response from ferry staff and police.
Brottsofferjouren's plea for more funding was denied in the latest budget, despite government commitments to better support crime victims.