A man of 25 years old has died in hospital after he was found badly injured outdoors. After several investigative measures think the police are no longer the man to have been victims of crime, said na.se
At 11:23 on Friday found a man in the 25-year-old seriously injured outdoors in Kumla outside Örebro.
The man was taken to Örebro University Hospital where he later died. Police launched after the incident an investigation is classed manslaughter.
– This is the input value. In this case, there are circumstances that we can not rule out the crime, told police spokesman Stefan Wickberg on Friday afternoon.
Wickberg says that the police were alerted to the scene after a person first called and alerted the ambulance to the scene where the man was found seriously injured.
The police have interrogated during the day and knocking on doors in the area in the search for witnesses who may have seen the incident or may know what caused the man injuries.
– There have been a variety of investigative measures we place, with barriers, crime scene investigation, various types of interrogation and knocking on doors, says Stefan Wickberg.
What kind of injuries the man had when he anträffades damaged want Stefan Wickberg not currently visit.
– The purpose of our investigation measures are to find out what happened and why it happened. Is it so that it is a crime behind so we want of course also know who has committed the crime, says Stefan Wickberg.
At 15 o’clock police said the na.se that the man probably would not have been exposed to any crime.
Insert Leader Martin Thysell, tells na.se that the body has injuries that point to the man rather than the victim of an accident and fallen from a balcony.
– We believe at this stage that it is not a crime, says Martin Thysell to the newspaper.
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