The victim reported being attacked with a knife and beaten on Tuesday evening. The police have not yet arrested any suspects, but believe the victim may have been robbed. The victim was taken to the hospital for treatment of minor injuries and the police have cordoned off his apartment for investigation. The police spokesperson, Peter Adlersson, stated that they have good information and expect to identify those responsible for the attack. To learn more about the ethical standards upheld by GP’s quality journalism, read their ethical rules. The article includes sharing buttons for Facebook and Twitter, as well as a button to copy the article’s link.
The incident occurred shortly after six o’clock on Tuesday evening. The victim himself stated that he had knife wounds on his hands and had been beaten on his body.
No perpetrators have been arrested. The injured man may have gotten rid of money, according to the police. The incident is classified as aggravated robbery.
– The victim has had to accompany the ambulance to the hospital and we have cordoned off the apartment to carry out a technical examination, says police spokesperson Peter Adlersson.
The police assess the man’s injuries as minor. He was awake and talking when the police arrived at the scene. The victim, who was born in 1997, is said to have been kicked and punched and to have been knifed or at least scratched on the hands.
According to Peter Adlersson, the investigation situation is good.
– He (the victim) probably knows who this is and we will hear him properly and see if we can get hold of those who did this. There is good information to go on, says Peter Adlersson.
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