June 8, 08.19, Summary of the night, Jämtland County

00:49, Drunk driving, Östersund

E14, Brunflo, a car has overturned. The police are heading to the scene. A person, a man, is believed to have been driving the car. He has gotten out of the car himself when the police arrive. According to routine, he is required to blow into the police's breathalyzer, he blows positively. He is suspected of gross drunk driving. The road is temporarily closed in the eastbound direction, the involved vehicle is being towed from the scene. A report is being prepared. 

04:20, Traffic accident, Bräcke

Länsväg 323, Kälarne-Ragunda. A car has overturned. The police are heading to the scene. The driver, a woman, states that she swerved for a deer. She is then taken to medical care by ambulance. A report is being prepared regarding a traffic accident without suspicion of a crime. 

Summary of the police's work at Bräcke Cruising.

During the evening/night of the seventh of June, the police had a smaller deployment linked to Bräcke Cruising.

Overall, the atmosphere has been good and despite initial rain, there were many people moving around in the village.

The police have contributed to a good atmosphere through high visibility and early intervention with the confiscation of alcohol and order maintenance measures, and no violent crimes have been reported.

They have also cooperated closely with both the municipality's field staff and alcohol handlers, night patrols and order wardens, and in this way have been able to support those who needed help and prevent conflicts from arising.

Incidents related to cruising: 15 fines were issued, 6 people were taken in accordance with the LOB (Act on the Temporary Confiscation of Intoxicated Persons): 6 people. A report has been prepared regarding drug driving and a report regarding vandalism. Ten flying inspections of vehicles were carried out and the police contacted the parents of five minors. Two bar inspections were carried out. A large amount of alcohol was confiscated and several disputes were averted.