Four men indicted for theft wave in Falun

Four men in their 20s and 30s have been indicted at Falu District Court for a series of gross thefts in Falun.

The suspects are one man in his mid-30s, one in his 30s and two in their mid-20s. They live in the Falun and Rättvik areas.

According to the indictment, they jointly committed a gross theft in Falun in February this year. Together they are suspected of stealing goods worth hundreds of thousands of kronor from a school and a company among other targets.

The men face charges of gross thefts and other crimes.

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Courtroom scene from the Dalarna theft ring sentencing with stolen ATV evidence.
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Ten people sentenced in Dalarna theft ring case

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A GPS-equipped ATV stolen in Leksand helped police dismantle an organized theft ring. Ten people have now been sentenced in Falu District Court for gross thefts.

Several people from Borlänge and surrounding areas, including a man in his 30s as the central figure, are being charged with major fraud and extortion. Victims were scammed out of millions of kronor over eight years. One victim lost four million kronor.

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Falu District Court has sentenced a man in his 20s to one year and ten months in prison for gross fraud and money laundering. He deceived an elderly couple out of jewelry and gold worth nearly one million kronor by posing as a police officer.

Svea Court of Appeal has increased prison sentences for two men from Hedemora convicted of gross money laundering. The men must now pay 1.8 million kronor in damages.

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A man in his 60s has been charged at Mora District Court for defrauding six men, banks and Försäkringskassan of approximately 2.5 million kronor between 2016 and 2022.

Falu District Court has sentenced a man in his mid-20s to seven years in prison for gross rape and gross interference in a judicial matter. The crime took place in Borlänge last spring.

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A family in Malmö has been sentenced to prison after hijacking non-profit associations and forging documents to buy on credit.

 

 

 

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