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Police Patrol at the Municipal Building in Kungälv

Summary by Svt Nyheter
A police operation is underway at the municipal building in Kungälv on Tuesday. According to the police, it concerns suspected bribery. Two men have been arrested and a third has been taken in for questioning. The case is being led by the National Anti-Corruption Unit.

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Two people have been arrested in a bribery investigation in Kungälv municipality. All suspects are men – and the police hope to arrest more. – There is a lot of planning behind this, says Jens Andersson, press spokesman for the police.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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The police conducted an operation in Kungälv on Tuesday, where several police cars were on site outside the municipal building. Several people have been detained on suspicion of bribery. "Among the suspects are connections to a municipal company," says Jens Andersson at the police.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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Several units on site. Police: planned investigation.

·Gothenburg, Sweden
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A police operation is underway at the municipal building in Kungälv on Tuesday. According to the police, it concerns suspected bribery. Two men have been arrested and a third has been taken in for questioning. The case is being led by the National Anti-Corruption Unit.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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The police have raided the municipal building in Kungälv. Two people have been arrested on suspicion of giving and taking bribes, the police write on their website.

The police have launched an investigation into corruption within the municipality of Kungälv. On Tuesday morning, operations were carried out against three men suspected of involvement in various bribery offences. According to Di's sources, the offences are suspected to be linked to a municipally owned company.

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kungalvsposten.se broke the news on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
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