Police were alerted of an incident at 6:30 p.m. where at least two boys jumped on three 10-year-old girls in Brunnsparken, although the motives behind the assault are unclear. One of the boys was described as particularly active in the attack, while another is said to have filmed it. Via surveillance cameras, the police observed four boys running in the direction of Lilla Bommen shortly after the incident. Two of the girls sustained minor injuries, including a cracked lip and nosebleed, but did not require hospital treatment. Three cases of assault have been reported, and no arrests have been made thus far. The article concludes with an invitation to read the publication’s ethical rules and a section on sharing the article on social media.
The alarm about the incident reached the police at 6:30 p.m. The circumstances behind it are unclear, but according to press spokesperson Jens Andersson, at least two guys jumped on the girls.
– There are supposed to be three girls aged ten, and they state that they were beaten by a group of boys, he says.
The suspected assault must have occurred at one of Brunnsparken’s stops. One of the hitherto unknown perpetrators is described as more active than the other in the assault. One of the guys is said to have filmed the incident.
Shortly after the incident, the police, via surveillance cameras, could see a total of four guys running in the direction of Lilla Bommen.
Two of the girls are said to have received minor injuries, but none required hospital treatment.
– It has resulted in a cracked lip and nosebleed on one of the girls. Another may have had his nose broken, but none of them needed an ambulance, says Jens Andersson.
The police have established three cases of assault. No one has yet been arrested.
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