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Three Wanted in Custody over Suspected Assaults at SSHL

Three high school students are being held in custody after suspected assaults at SSHL. Prosecutor Lisa Dos Santos announced this in a press release on Sunday.
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For King Carl Gustaf, Sigtuna is a place filled with personal memories. Here he went from a 13-year-old boarding school student to a newly graduated student, long before he ascended the throne of Sweden. Now his old school is associated with suspected sexual crimes, violence and humiliation of underage boys. According to Stoppa Pressarna's sources, the king is horrified that suspected sexual crimes are being investigated at […]

The prosecutor has requested three people be detained in connection with the derailed zeroing at Sigtuna School.

One of the arrested students' lawyers believes that the Sigtuna School of Humanities and Social Sciences (SSHL) must also take responsibility for the environment in which zeroing traditions have emerged. At the same time, two of the suspected students deny any wrongdoing. The post Lawyer after the suspicions at SSHL: The school must take responsibility appeared first on märsta.nu.

Three high school students are being held in custody after suspected assaults at SSHL. Prosecutor Lisa Dos Santos announced this in a press release on Sunday.

·Uppsala, Sweden
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Upsala Nya Tidning broke the news in Uppsala, Sweden on Sunday, October 11, 2026.
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