The high jump star attacked Emil Persson and will now seek help.
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The incident occurred in connection with the Book Fair and relates to a previous television program from 2018.
High jump star Stefan Holm physically attacked journalist and podcaster Emil Persson on Saturday.
The incident is now being investigated by the police.
After the incident, he explained his actions with a lingering anger towards Emil Persson for a joke on a TV show in 2018. But at lunchtime on Sunday, he completely distanced himself from his actions.
"You shouldn't fight, you shouldn't jump on someone the way I did yesterday. For this I want to apologize. Partly to Emil Persson, partly to the Book Fair and others present, partly to my wife who loves the Book Fair even more than I do and who because of me didn't get to experience the last day of the year at the fair," he writes and continues:
"So what to do? Of course the situation is unsustainable and I will seek whatever help is available in the form of talk therapy or other therapy. I need help and I will make sure to get it."
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