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The police were called to a club on Norra Grängesbergsgatan in Malmö after reports of an ongoing fight where people became abusive towards security guards.
During the night to Sunday, several police patrols were alerted to a club on Norra Grängesbergsgatan in Malmö, the police write on their website.
The alarm concerned a fight in progress. According to the police, several people have become aggressive towards security guards in connection with an intervention.
Eight people have been arrested, two of whom have been taken to hospital. Their injury status is unknown.
Two people are suspected of violent riot, three other people are suspected of violence against an official and three more people are suspected of blue light sabotage.
The text is updated.
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The police will continue the investigation and question the arrested persons.
Very likely · Within days
The two people who were taken to hospital will receive their medical attention and their injuries will be further investigated.
Very likely · Within hours

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