Police discovered two potentially dangerous objects in a residential neighborhood in Sätra, southern Stockholm. No one was injured during the incident.
The first object was found around 2 PM on Sunday afternoon. Police announced at 5:30 PM that a second suspicious object had been located near the first one.
Authorities did not specify what type of objects they found. They cordoned off the area and advised nearby residents to stay indoors. The national bomb squad responded to the scene.
By 7:30 PM, police determined the objects were no longer dangerous and planned to remove them from the area.
Investigators have opened a preliminary investigation into attempted gross public destruction. Police are reviewing security camera footage as part of their investigation.
This incident highlights how even routine residential areas can face security threats. The quick police response prevented potential harm to residents.