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BackTwo people arrested for kidnapping in Rannebergen after Sunday evening's kidnapping
Two people arrested for kidnapping in Rannebergen after Sunday evening's kidnapping
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Two people arrested for kidnapping in Rannebergen after Sunday evening's kidnapping

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  • Seven people were initially arrested after a kidnapping in Rannebergen on Sunday evening, where the victim was allegedly abducted for a few hours and subjected to blackmail in a car.
  • Five were released later in the week, but two were remanded on Friday by the Gothenburg district court on probable grounds for kidnapping and deny any crime.

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Initially, seven people were arrested after the kidnapping in Rannebergen on Sunday evening. The victim is said to have been abducted for a few hours and subjected to blackmail in a car.

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The incident must have taken place on Sunday evening. Initially, seven people were arrested, all of whom were found together with the kidnapping victim in Rannebergen, writes Göteborgs-Posten.

Prosecutor Malin Melin tells GP that the plaintiff must have been abducted for a few hours. She will then be driven around in a car and blackmailed.

This week, however, five of the suspects have been released, but on Friday the Gothenburg district court decided that the remaining two should be detained.

They are suspected on probable grounds of kidnapping. According to the arrest documents, they deny any crime.

The text is updated.

Open Questions

  • What was the motive behind the kidnapping?
  • What was the relationship of the suspects to the victim?
  • Are there additional suspects that have yet to be identified?

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This article was originally published by SVT Nyheter.

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