Henrik Landerholm was careless and negligent in leaving secret documents in an unlocked safe on a course campus - but the act was not criminal, according to the district court. That assessment is wrong, according to the prosecutors, who are making another attempt to have the former national security adviser convicted when the case is heard in the Svea Court of Appeal.
CrimeThe 34-year-old man charged with attempted espionage for Russia denied the charges as the main hearing began at Stockholm District Court. He also objected to the court's decision to hold the hearing behind closed doors.
CrimeA 34-year-old man who worked for the Swedish Armed Forces is being charged with attempted espionage for Russia. The man has offered secret information from the Swedish Armed Forces in exchange for protection and Russian citizenship, according to the prosecutor. "This is a complex investigation into a difficult-to-solve crime," the prosecutor says.
CrimeThe 34-year-old man, a former Armed Forces employee who has been in custody since January on suspicion of espionage, is now also being held for conspiracy to commit murder.
CrimeWhen Säpo raided the Foreign Ministry employee's home and holiday home, secret papers were found in both. The man is now being charged with grossly unauthorized use of classified information.
CrimeOn Friday, charges will be brought against an employee of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (UD) who was arrested by the Security Service a year ago on suspicion of gross unauthorized use of classified information, Expressen and TV4 report.
CrimeThe man being held on suspicion of espionage is believed to have worked for Russia, the prosecutor says.
SwedenThe man in his 30s suspected of espionage is being detained by the Stockholm District Court. He was employed by the Armed Forces, the authority confirms.
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