Dead man found in the shrubbery – Göteborgs-Posten

Sweden A dead man found in a bush in Nynäshamn. In connection with the operation at the suspected crime scene with a police patrol was subjected to stone throwing. – Someone stone landed just a meter and a half away from a police officer. It is deplorable, says Sven-Erik Olsson, spokesperson for the police in the Stockholm region.

The ambulance and police were on Sunday an alarm about a dead man found in a bush in Nynäshamn. Patrols were ordered to the scene after data from a passerby who found an apparently lifeless man lying in the bushes.

When the police and ambulance arrived at the scene so it turned out that the man is deceased. A large area has now been cordoned off around the place where the man was found dead.

– A passerby found a man who is deceased. We have a patrol in place and we have launched a preliminary investigation regarding the murder. We have cordoned off the site and technologies are in place to implement a technical crime scene investigation, says Sven-Erik Olsson, spokesperson for the police in the Stockholm region.

stone throwing against the police
police can not yet say anything about the circumstances of death, but there are, according to police attention that makes you currently classified the death as a mord.Vid 17 o’clock on Sunday, police had not yet been able to identify the deceased man . Sven-Erik Olsson at Stockholm police had then also no data on how long the police believe that the body remained at the site.

In connection with the operation exposed a police patrol was stoned on Sunday afternoon.

– There have been thrown some stones on patrol. Someone stone landed just a meter and a half away from a police officer. We have established a notification of attempted violence against the official. You could not see where the stones came from and have therefore not been able to arrest anyone, says Sven-Erik Olsson.

The press spokesperson is upset over the incident.

– It’s pitiful, you do not understand how these people think. This is far from an area such as is sometimes reported that this kind of thing occurs, this is a densely populated residential area, says Sven-Erik Olsson.