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Shot armed jewellery Robber on Sodertalje, in Stockholm dies
Wednesday, 09 January 2013
The Stockholm police reports that one of the jewellery-armed robbers who attempted to steal jewelleries in Södertälje, in Stockholm has died. The police shot him in the head when they attempted to steal from a dealer last Friday.
“Stockholm County Police regrets the passing, and have deep respect for the family’s grief,” the police write on their website. The man died at 8:55 on Wednesday morning, according to police.

The 26-year-old was arrested on Tuesday on suspicion of aggravated robbery. A total of six people suspected of involvement in the robbery have also been arrested.
Shortly before his death, it was reported by Swedish television that the lawyer, Serpil Güngör, who represented the 26-year-old man appealed for his detention.
Güngör referred to his condition and that it was obvious that he would not be able to escape or influence the investigation. His brain is “in much completely destroyed,” state she wrote in the letter of appeal, reports Swedish television.
Yesterday it emerged that the automatic weapons the 26-year-old used in the robbery was a replica. However, it is not investigated whether the other robbers had this type of weapons.
by Scancomark.com Team

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Shot armed jewellery Robber on Sodertalje, in Stockholm dies
Wednesday, 09 January 2013The Stockholm police reports that one of the jewellery-armed robbers who attempted to steal jewelleries in Södertälje, in Stockholm has died. The police shot him in the head when they attempted to steal from a dealer last Friday.
“Stockholm County Police regrets the passing, and have deep respect for the family’s grief,” the police write on their website. The man died at 8:55 on Wednesday morning, according to police.

The 26-year-old was arrested on Tuesday on suspicion of aggravated robbery. A total of six people suspected of involvement in the robbery have also been arrested.
Shortly before his death, it was reported by Swedish television that the lawyer, Serpil Güngör, who represented the 26-year-old man appealed for his detention.
Güngör referred to his condition and that it was obvious that he would not be able to escape or influence the investigation. His brain is “in much completely destroyed,” state she wrote in the letter of appeal, reports Swedish television.
Yesterday it emerged that the automatic weapons the 26-year-old used in the robbery was a replica. However, it is not investigated whether the other robbers had this type of weapons.
by Scancomark.com Team
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