The municipality of Sundsvall has presented its investigation after the school act at Brinell School where one girl died and three were injured.
The municipality of Sundsvall has completed its lex Sarah investigation after the school attack in Fagersta and found that no mistakes were made in the family home placement of the suspect.
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Nebel was placed in a family home in Fagersta just over two years ago after growing up in Sundsvall. He has been investigated by social authorities on ten occasions.
Nebel was placed in a family home in Fagersta just over two years ago. Before that, he lived most of his upbringing in Sundsvall. He has been investigated by the social authorities on ten occasions between 2011 and 2024 â the first report of concern was already made when he was three years old.
He is now in custody on suspicion of murder and attempted murder for the school crime in Fagersta on August 21, 2026, where he, wearing a helmet and mask, appeared at Brinell School with a sword. A 17-year-old girl died and three teenage boys were injured.
The municipality of Sundsvall reported itself after the school attack in Fagersta and on Tuesday a press conference was held about the Lex Sarah investigation that had been carried out.
The investigation shows that the municipality did not commit any errors in connection with the family home placement and the municipality will not take any further measures.
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