Man shot by police in Svalöv

Police in Svalöv, Sweden, fired their weapons, hitting a man in the leg during an incident in a residential area. The man had reportedly been pursuing several individuals with a bladed weapon and subsequently aimed the weapon at responding officers.

He sustained non-life-threatening injuries and was transported to the hospital. The police department confirmed the use of force on their website. The incident occurred in Skåne.

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