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Stricter Penalties Proposed to Curb Football Violence in Europe

Stricter penalties are proposed to curb the violence in the football stands. "Supporter prosecutor" Henrik Nordquist hopes for a deterrent effect, but also raises a warning finger.

Stricter Penalties Proposed to Curb Football Violence in Europe

Prosecutor satisfied despite reduced sentence for dine-and-dash

The Court of Appeal verdict following the notorious invoice scam at Atmosfär restaurant in Malmö can be seen as a setback for the prosecutor. But he himself is satisfied now that the fraud case can be summarized.

Prosecutor satisfied despite reduced sentence for dine-and-dash

Criticism of the search: Let things in via the crotch

Large quantities of bangers and pyrotechnics are being smuggled into Swedish football stadiums – for example by hiding them in underwear. The screening of the audience is inadequate, according to the police.

Criticism of the search: Let things in via the crotch

Publisher: Would Rather Go to Prison Than Reveal Source

The Supreme Court said no. But the prosecutor is making a new attempt to force the media to hand over pictures from the riots in Rosengård.

Publisher: Would Rather Go to Prison Than Reveal Source

Prosecutor Henrik Nordquist: New Request for Riot Images

The prosecutor Henrik Nordquist has submitted a new request to access the media houses' images from the riots in Rosengård, reports P4 Malmöhus. I assume that all media houses will refuse, he says to the channel.

Prosecutor Henrik Nordquist: New Request for Riot Images

The Supreme Court: Media cannot be forced to hand over images

The Supreme Court says no to a prosecutor's request to obtain riot images from Rosengård taken by photographers from six Swedish editorial offices. .

The Supreme Court: Media cannot be forced to hand over images

MFF fan before the riot: "Attack us"

"Attack us if you dare". That's what a Malmö FF hooligan wrote to a Djurgården supporter before the big brawl in Stockholm got underway.

MFF fan before the riot: "Attack us"

Spring Note Scandal - Four Charged with Million-Kronor Fraud

Four people are being prosecuted for aggravated fraud following a notorious invoice scam in Malmö. It sparked an investigation that covers suspected frauds totalling over one million kronor.

Spring Note Scandal - Four Charged with Million-Kronor Fraud

Prosecutor admits: Jansson chat incomplete

There is a lack of information in the chat that the police have secured where Malmö FF's team captain Pontus Jansson appears to have made laughing emojis after antisemitic slurs, reports Sydsvenskan. Catastrophically bad, says lawyer Max Ahlgren and thinks the prosecutor should apologize.

Prosecutor admits: Jansson chat incomplete

MFF dodges Jansson questions: "Discussion is ongoing"

Malmö FF's captain Pontus Jansson is featured in a group chat with suspected hooligans and is being internally investigated. The scandal is shaking the club – which is keeping mum.

MFF dodges Jansson questions: "Discussion is ongoing"

Conflicting information about anti-Semitic chat

Four laughing emojis. So responded Malmö FF's team captain Pontus Jansson when one of the accused persons in the hooligan case wrote "hell yeah victory and screw Jew" to him in a group chat, according to the investigation.

Conflicting information about anti-Semitic chat

Supporters prosecuted after major brawl

Twelve people are being prosecuted after a violent clash between Malmö FF and Djurgården supporters last fall. Malmö FF's team captain Pontus Jansson's name appears in the preliminary investigation.

Supporters prosecuted after major brawl