Swedish police launch probe into possible election fraud around Stockholm
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Swedish police launch probe into possible election fraud around Stockholm
STOCKHOLM, Sept 25 - Police said on Friday they had started preliminary investigations into five complaints of election fraud around Sweden's capital, days after a probe in another area, casting a further shadow over the September 13 national vote. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Police have launched a preliminary investigation into suspected election fraud in Järva, after the suspect in a leading article in Svenska dagbladet. At the moment, a total of five cases of suspected election fraud in the Stockholm area are being processed. "The other four incidents occurred elsewhere in Stockholm," police spokeswoman Nadya Norton said.
Swedish police have opened a preliminary investigation into possible election fraud in Järva, near Stockholm, the Dagens Nyheter newspaper reported on Friday. The police told the newspaper that the investigation concerns, among other things, the giving and receiving of bribes in connection with voting.
Stockholm police said on Friday they had launched a preliminary investigation into five complaints of rigging of parliamentary elections at polling stations on the outskirts of the Swedish capital, days after launching a similar investigation in another area.
The police have launched a preliminary investigation following a police report about suspected election fraud in Järva, northwest of Stockholm, writes Dagens Nyheter.
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