Man misstänks för narkotikabrott på Sweden Rock
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A man in his 60s is suspected of having brought narcotics-classified tablets and heroin to the Sweden Rock festival. The festival usually attracts many visitors to Sölvesborg in southern Sweden every summer.
According to the information, the narcotics were discovered during a check at the entrance to the festival grounds. The police have taken over the case and are now investigating the crime. It is illegal to possess narcotics in Sweden, even in small amounts.
The organisers and the police work together to make the festival safe for all visitors. During checks, staff look for prohibited items, and those carrying narcotics may be reported or arrested.
The police state that the investigation is ongoing. More information may be released once the investigation is complete.
Sources: Kristianstadsbladet
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