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The police were called to central Sjöbo on Tuesday evening after several calls about a man damaging cars and buildings.
- He wasn't very reasonable to talk to, so it was a safety measure, says Jakob Palmgren, police spokesperson in the South region.
It was just before 8pm on Tuesday evening that the police were called to central Sjöbo after several calls about a man hitting and kicking several cars. He also broke windows on surrounding buildings.
When the man did not do as the police said, the patrol had to use a stun gun to stop him.
The man is suspected of vandalism and personal use of drugs. The police will interrogate him.
- You haven't been able to hear him now because he is affected by something, says Jakob Palmgren.
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The man will be questioned when he is sober enough to participate in the questioning
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