Police detonate suspicious object on beach in Trelleborg

Police detonated a suspicious dangerous object on a beach in Trelleborg on Tuesday evening.

The area was cordoned off and checked with drones before the operation. Peter Martin, the police duty officer, stated that the object was deemed dangerous enough that it could not be handled any other way.

There are no suspicions of crime in connection with the incident.

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