Matilda Eriksson Rehnberg investigates frauds in Dalarna

Frauds have become one of the most common crimes in Dalarna, with thousands of reports each year. Civil investigator Matilda Eriksson Rehnberg tracks the money that often vanishes abroad and the perpetrators. Many victims do not even report the crimes.

Frauds are rising in Dalarna and now rank among the most common crimes. Last year, 3660 fraud cases were reported in the county, according to police data.

Civil investigator Matilda Eriksson Rehnberg works to trace both the missing money and the culprits. The funds often disappear tracelessly abroad, and Eriksson Rehnberg highlights the professionalism of the criminals. "Many people are targeted, and those involved do it professionally," she says.

Many victims refrain from reporting, complicating investigations. Eriksson Rehnberg targets those laundering money. She warns: "If you launder money – you'll get caught."

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Illustration of Brattås farm double murder crime scene from 2005 with DNA arrest overlay.
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Man held for Brattås double murder from 2005

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A man in his mid-40s has been remanded in custody on probable cause for the unsolved double murder at a farm in Brattås outside Härnösand in the summer of 2005. The arrest was enabled by DNA-based genealogy research following a new law change last year. Prosecutor Hanna Flordal confirms the man's DNA matches the trace from the crime scene.

Scammers posing as police or bank officials have started knocking on doors in Dalarna and other parts of police region Bergslagen. Many elderly people risk losing their entire savings in these encounters. The perpetrators are becoming increasingly insistent and trying to enter homes.

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A man in his 40s from the Borlänge area faces charges for gross fraud after hijacking a company's identity. He ordered goods worth more than 220,000 kronor billed to a road construction firm.

A man in his 40s from northern Dalarna, sentenced to prison for assault in February, now faces charges of aggravated violation of peace, aggravated theft, and property damage against a former partner.

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Three Swedes are suspected of running large-scale drug sales from a luxury villa complex in Hua Hin, Thailand, supplying narcotics to thousands of Swedish customers online. Police have identified 5,000 buyers in Sweden and claim strong evidence. The operation was uncovered through seized mobile phones.

Residents in the Hedemora area should exercise caution with offers to clean floor drains, as they may be scams. Hedemora energi, the municipal energy company, is alerting locals to a series of ongoing frauds during an especially intensive period.

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Police are investigating a serious crime in Tierp municipality after emergency services were called to a residence on Wednesday evening. The address remains cordoned off pending a forensic examination. Officials state there is no danger to the public.

 

 

 

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