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Taxi Customers at Arlanda Were Reportedly Forced to Pay 15,000 SEK

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Two taxi drivers are suspected of deceiving passengers at Arlanda into paying large sums for taxi rides. Customers are also said to have been threatened and prevented from leaving their cars. The post Taxi customers at Arlanda allegedly forced to pay 15,000 kronor first appeared on märsta.nu.
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Taxi drivers at Arlanda are suspected of threatening passengers and locking car doors when demanding payment. One man is in custody – more customers may have been affected.

Two taxi drivers are suspected of deceiving passengers at Arlanda into paying large sums for taxi rides. Customers are also said to have been threatened and prevented from leaving their cars. The post Taxi customers at Arlanda allegedly forced to pay 15,000 kronor first appeared on märsta.nu.

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Taxi customers at Arlanda have reportedly been subjected to blackmail. Drivers are suspected of demanding up to 15,000 kronor for trips and then locking up passengers who refused to pay. A taxi driver is now in custody on suspicion of several crimes. Several customers have been demanded huge sums of money and when they protested, the drivers have reportedly become threatening. According to Aftonbladet, it has […]

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At least two taxi drivers in the Stockholm area are suspected of having defrauded customers in Eskilstuna, among other places, of large sums of money through greatly overpriced taxi rides from Arlanda Airport. In several cases, travelers were forced to pay up to 15,000 kronor, according to information provided to Aftonbladet.

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ekuriren.se broke the news on Saturday, November 7, 2026.
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