June 29 08.35, Summary of the night, Norrbotten County.

Between 00-07, four people have been taken into custody for intoxication. The police have also carried out several checks on people and vehicles that have not resulted in any suspicion of a crime.

Here follows a selection of the night's events:

00:57 Traffic offense, Kiruna
Police stop and check a van on E10 in Kiruna. The driver, a 45-year-old man, has a revoked driver's license and suspicion of unauthorized driving arises. A report is to be drawn up.

01:36 Assault, Boden
A patrol on Prästholmen meets a man who claims to have been hit in the face. A man is arrested and he is to be questioned when he has sobered up.

02:46 Sexual harassment etc., Boden
Police go to a pub in Boden due to reports of an assault. According to initial reports, a man has pushed another man. The case is being investigated as causing bodily harm and harassment. It also emerges that a man has allegedly harassed two women sexually. Reports are to be drawn up.

03:06 Drunk driving, Piteå
A driver in Öjebyn is suspected of gross drunk driving. A blood sample is taken and a report is to be drawn up.

Summary of the police's work during the Kirunafestival

The police have also worked to create a sense of security this evening by being present on the festival site to the greatest extent possible. Also tonight with our canine unit for extra visibility. As part of the security work and to be able to prosecute crimes, drones have been used.

On Saturday, seven people were taken into custody with the support of the law on the detention of intoxicated persons (LOB), one was turned away from the area, six direct convictions for alcohol were made, and five reports of concern to the social services were made. In addition, the police have handled a report of assault and worked with visibility in the eastern villages.

The police who worked on Saturday say that it has been a very good cooperation with participating actors for the event, security guards and paramedics. The police would like to thank them and the visitors of the event for the pleasant meetings: No festival without happy visitors!