Police Launch Large Operation in Gränby, Uppsala Following Suspected Crime
The peace of the district of Gränby in Uppsala was shattered on Wednesday evening as a significant police operation unfolded. At approximately 8.30 pm, authorities responded to a distress call, sending at least nine police units to the scene.
Details surrounding the incident remain scarce, as the police spokesperson, Nadya Norton, refrained from divulging specific information. “We are investigating a suspected crime, but I cannot say more than that at the moment,” Norton told the local newspaper.
Throughout the evening, the police conducted inquiries and questioned several individuals in the Gränby vicinity, reported UNT. It is unknown at this time whether any individuals sustained injuries or if any suspects have been identified.
In a midnight update, the police confirmed they had initiated a preliminary investigation into attempted murder. The victim, a man in his 20s, had suffered injuries whose extent remains unclear, stated police commanding officer Fredrik Erson to Upsala Nya Tidning.
As of now, no arrests have been made in connection with the ongoing probe. Residents of Gränby are anxiously awaiting further updates as authorities work diligently to piece together the events and lead the investigation towards a resolution.