After a police operation lasting several hours, four men have been sentenced to long prison sentences for, among other things, violations of the Act on Flammable and Explosive Goods and serious drug offences.
After a several-hour long police operation that led to Sweden's largest hand grenade find, four men are sentenced to prison for between five and eleven years for, among other things, serious drug crimes.
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Police surveillance led to the discovery of Sweden's largest hand grenade find.
After the police followed a car for several hours, the operation led to Sweden's largest hand grenade find. Four men are now sentenced to prison for a series of crimes connected to the incident.
Two men, aged 20 and 35, are sentenced to eleven and seven years and six months in prison, respectively, for, among other things, violations of the Act on Flammable and Explosive Goods and serious drug offences.
Two more men aged 35 are sentenced to eight and five years in prison respectively for, among other things, serious drug offences.
According to information to SVT, the crime can be linked to the criminal network Foxtrot.
The text is updated.

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