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The number of forensic psychiatric examinations increases
The number of forensic psychiatric examinations carried out last year is the highest in ten years, according to the National Board of Forensic Medicine. 593 examinations were carried out in 2024, compared to 555 the year before.
Identified after mass shooting soon to be named
The deceased man suspected of the worst mass shooting in Swedish history is likely to be identified on Friday, also formally. The 35-year-old who is pointed out is described as a loner who has lived an isolated life without income for the last ten years.
Identification of the deceased in the school attack soon complete
The eleven dead in the mass shooting in Örebro – including the perpetrator – have been examined in Solna. According to the National Board of Forensic Medicine, all the dead will most likely be identified by Friday, reports Mitti.
All relatives of the victims not informed
All relatives after the school shooting in Örebro have not been notified yet. The police hope to be able to reach everyone during the day.
Older bullets from the defense are used in gang murders
Older ammunition from the Defence Forces has been a recurring feature in gang shootings in recent years, writes Dagens Nyheter. .
Public Health Agency: Kratom Classified as Narcotics
The Public Health Agency (PHA) proposes that the government should classify the plant kratom as a narcotic. .
Attacked social worker – mentally disturbed
The man who attacked a social worker in Mellerud municipality suffers from a serious mental disorder, reports [P4 Väst](https://www. sverigesradio.
The trend is broken: Drownings have stopped decreasing
The decrease in fatal drowning accidents has stalled – and children and young people with non-Swedish origin run almost seven times higher risk of drowning than those with Swedish origin. This is shown by a new study from the National Board of Forensic Medicine.
Violence increases the risk of suicide attempts
To be exposed to violence increases the risk of depression, anxiety, and premature death. The risk also persists for several years, shows new research.
No hazardous substance behind deaths at Northvolt
There is nothing to suggest that the deaths at Northvolt in Skellefteå were caused by exposure to any hazardous substance, the police state following a statement from the National Board of Forensic Medicine. The investigation is now being closed.
Woman who confessed to murder mentally ill
A 35-year-old woman who has confessed to murdering a 70-year-old woman in Vadstena in October suffers from a serious mental disorder, according to a forensic psychiatric report. The report from the National Board of Forensic Medicine also shows that she suffered from a serious mental disorder at the time of the crime.
Life Sentence Witness Denied Sentence Reduction
The lifer murderer became a key witness in the trial against a gang criminal lawyer and wanted a time-limited sentence. Now the request is denied with reference to high recidivism risk, writes Dagens Juridik.
Girl Missing for Over 50 Years Found Dead
After nearly 55 years, the mystery of a teenage girl's disappearance has been solved. Skeletal remains from her have been identified with the help of DNA.
Deadly Synthetic Opioids Classified as Narcotics
Nitazener, a group of very potent synthetic opioids, is linked to deadly overdoses all over Europe. Now they are being classified as narcotics, the government announces.
New police officers to avoid student loans
The Government allocates SEK 3. 5 billion to the judicial system in the budget for next year.
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