Crime. the raid against the man in Angelholm previously convicted for creating a nuclear reactor at home in the kitchen yielded no dividends. He was suspected to have again been guilty of violations of the Radiation Protection Act.
– We found nothing proving violations of the Radiation Protection Act, but has taken his computer confiscated, said local police area manager Karim Ottosson said.
the man was taken in for questioning after police received information that led to suspicions of radiation protection breach, but was then released on the loose. Search warrant at his home was carried out by the national bomb protection in the presence of both emergency services and staff from the Swedish Radiation Safety Authority.
– the only radioactive I have is glass that is colored with uranium. It can be bought at every flea market, says the man to SVT News.
This is the same person who two years ago was sentenced for attempting to build a nuclear reactor in the kitchen. It became world news when the story of Angelholm successor who looted radioactive material from smoke detectors and clocks rolled out. His hope was to create a nuclear reaction in miniature home in the kitchen.
man sentenced in 2014 to fines for violations of the Radiation Protection Act as well as illegal environmental activities.
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