Mannen nekar till samtliga brottsmisstankar i Sundsvalls tingsrätt
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Mannen har suttit häktad sedan den 26 juli efter att polisen inlett en förundersökning i juni.
Mannen åtalades på fredagen i Sundsvalls tingsrätt på fyra åtalspunkter. Två gäller våldtäkt och två sexuellt ofredande. Minst tre av de fyra målsägandena är kvinnor.
Det hela uppdagades och kom till polisens kännedom i juni i år. Ändå fortsatte de misstänkta övergreppen fram till i slutet av juli då mannen greps.
Enligt åklagaren har mannen utnyttjat målsägarnas utsatta situation på grund av deras ålder och deras hälsotillstånd, och att han gjort det i sin roll som hemtjänstpersonal.
– Min klient nekar till brott i samtliga fall, säger försvarsadvokaten Per Näslund till SVT.
Den misstänkte mannen har suttit häktad sedan den 26 juli. Rättegången inleds inom kort.
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A man was charged on Friday in Sundsvall District Court with two counts of rape and two cases of sexual harassment. At least three of the four plaintiffs are women. The abuse allegedly took place during his work as a home care worker and continued until his arrest in late July, despite the police becoming aware of the case in June. The man denies all accusations.
SVT's Uppdrag review shows that 54 out of 100 offices visited within the Arbetsförmedlingen's 'Rusta och matcha' program are prepared to break the rules. It concerns cheating with attendance, black jobs and privacy-infringing control of participants.
The police have increased their presence at several schools in Katrineholm after receiving a threatening message directed at a school on Wednesday. According to the police, there is currently no concrete reason to believe that a crime will be committed, but the information is taken seriously. Pupils, guardians and staff have been informed and the schools' safety procedures are being followed.
A 40-year-old man from the northern part of the county is charged at the Jönköping district court with aggravated extortion and aggravated weapons offense after demanding money with threats of violence, including an attempt to get more than SEK 250,000. The prosecutor believes that the crime is serious due to systematic violence capital and large amounts.
After the beating to death of a 48-year-old man in Karlstad, false rumors spread on social media that three foreign men were behind the crime and that the motive was sexual harassment of the victim's daughter. The rumor was also spread in the comment fields of Rural Affairs Minister Peter Kullgren (KD) and Member of Parliament Marléne Lund Kopparsklint (SD). Later, two Swedish men, 19 and 20 years old, were arrested on suspicion of murder, and the prosecutor Cecilia Aronsson announced that there is no suspicion of sexual abuse. Journalist Jack Werner believes that the spread of rumors was used as a political weapon in the election campaign and likens the phenomenon to a 'Swedish equivalent of the October surprise'.
A man was found seriously injured and beaten outside on August 23 and later died of his injuries. Four men in their 20s are suspected of being involved, three of whom were detained but later released. During Wednesday, new suspicions were directed against a 25-year-old who, according to the prosecutor, had been violent towards another person that same evening. Despite the prosecutor describing the state of evidence as 'very good', the district court decided not to keep him in custody.