A 19-year-old is sentenced for illegal threats and incitement against a group of people after an incident at Rönninge station

It was an early morning in February that the woman was on her way to work. At Rönninge station, she sat down next to a young man.

He asked where she was from and when she replied that she is from an African country, he allegedly started threatening her. Among other things, according to the woman, he is said to have used racist language and said: "We will start in Rönninge by clearing. We will kill you all, Arabs, Negroes, all immigrants if we do not leave Sweden." He also allegedly said that he knew where she lived.

When the woman left, the man followed and gave Nazi salutes, which was caught on surveillance cameras.

Now the 19-year-old is sentenced to a suspended sentence and 80 day fines, a total of SEK 6,400, for illegal threats and incitement against a group of people.

He denies any wrongdoing.