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A school employee in Falu Municipality was detained at the end of April suspected of multiple cases of child rape. The municipality suspended the person the same day but informed parents only after media attention which has drawn criticism.
The trial has begun against two boys accused of raping a disabled girl in public toilets at Gränby centrum shopping centre in Uppsala. Prosecutors say the assaults were filmed and the victim was threatened with the material being distributed.
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A teacher in Skellefteå municipality has been convicted of sexual molestation against a 12-year-old pupil. The district court issued the ruling on 22 May 2026.
A young man is suspected of being kidnapped, robbed and drugged in an apartment in Rosengård overnight into Thursday.
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Around 20 schools in Borlänge closed on Wednesday after a threat against school operations. Police detained a teenager, previously reported missing, suspected of aggravated unlawful threat against a group. The threat has been neutralized and most schools will reopen on Thursday.
A teenager in Borlänge who was detained in April over a school threat later found to be a rumor is now seeking unusually high compensation from the state.
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A 15-year-old girl was detained Friday on suspicion of double murder after shootings in Vårby near Stockholm on Monday and Rosengård, Malmö, on Wednesday—events linked to organized crime. She denies the charges. Expert Camila Salazar Atías warns girls often evade radar as perpetrators in criminal networks, citing rising convictions among teen girls.