March 7, 07.51, Summary of the night, Värmland County

Drug Offense, Kristinehamn 23.41

A 25-year-old man is suspected of minor drug offenses after the police were present at Broängen when there were several motorized people playing loud music, among other things. The man was taken with the patrol for a test and the test result will show if he has committed a crime.

Drug Offense, Sunne 00.04

Two men, one in their 35s and the other in their 30s, are suspected of minor drug offenses through personal use and possession of a small amount of suspected narcotics in connection with being checked in Kolsnäs.

Violence Against a Public Official, Karlstad 00.45

A 55-year-old man is suspected of violence against a public official, a police officer, at a restaurant in Tingvallastaden. The man is also taken into custody according to the LOB, the Act on the Taking into Custody of Intoxicated Persons.

Attempted Theft by Breaking and Entering, Arvika 00.54

The police have been present at a store in the center after one or more unknown people have tried to break open a door into the store. The police have not found any suspects and they write a report on attempted theft by breaking and entering.

Crime Against Flammable and Explosive Goods, Karlstad 03.18

The police have found remains of something that appears to be some form of banger after an informant called 112 when they heard a loud bang and saw smoke in Herrhagen. There is no information about any person or property being injured.

Theft by Breaking and Entering, Arvika 03.48

One or more unknown people have broken open a door to a store in the center to then leave the scene. The police have been present to search for clues about the person or people who committed the crime. At present, it is unclear if anything has been stolen and if so, what.

In addition, we have among other things checked 27 people or vehicles, taken 3 people into custody according to the LOB, the Act on the Taking into Custody of Intoxicated Persons, handled a wildlife accident with no personal injury, and handled six cases of mental health.