<div id="firstBodyDiv" data-bind-html-content-type="article" data-bind-html-compile="article.body" data-first-article-body="
And just before two in the afternoon in downtown Visby, which hosts a gathering of political parties in the city of Visby SwedenA man attacked a woman with a sharp weapon, according to the police.
newspaper reported "express" The suspect is likely linked to a neo-Nazi group, but the police declined to confirm this.
The woman was given first aid at the scene before she was transferred to a nearby hospital.
Gotland Police Chief Fredrik Pearson told a news conference: "Unfortunately, the woman died of her injuries"He confirmed the arrest of a 33-year-old suspect at a nearby location, shortly after the stabbing incident.
He added: "Currently, an intensive investigation is underway, part of which relates to determining the motive and background of the arrestee".
The police said they did not think that attack It is associated with the annual event that brings together the majority of Swedish elites, where political parties often present their policies and launch their campaigns.
“>
And just before two in the afternoon in downtown Visby, which hosts a gathering of political parties in the city of Visby SwedenA man attacked a woman with a sharp weapon, according to the police.
Expressen reported that the suspect was likely linked to a neo-Nazi group, but police declined to confirm this.
The woman was given first aid at the scene before she was transferred to a nearby hospital.
“Unfortunately, the woman died of her injuries,” Gotland police chief Fredrik Pearson told a news conference, confirming the arrest of a 33-year-old suspect at a nearby location, shortly after the stabbing incident.
He added, “At the present time, an intensive investigation is underway, part of which is related to determining the motive and background of the arrestee.”
The police said they did not think that attack It is associated with the annual event that brings together the majority of Swedish elites, where political parties often present their policies and launch their campaigns.