Posted on 07/26/2015 6:06:29 PM PDT by traumer
Fresh violence erupted in Malmö in southern Sweden overnight, with several cars set on fire and suspected explosives found in a grocery store.
Police were called to the shop in Lindängen in the south of the city just before 1am on Monday.
Bomb technicians analysed what police described as a jar-like object, believed to contain explosives.
But Kim Hild, a press officer for the TT news agency said on Monday morning that following their investigation, “nothing suggests it was explosive”.
The suspect bomb was discovered following a new wave of unrest in the city’s suburbs, in a month already punctuated by several large fights, shootings and explosions.
Overnight three cars were set on fire, with at least one other vehicle damaged by the flames.
Police said on Monday that it was unclear if the fires were linked to the suspected bomb at the grocery store.
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Religion of Peace?
Is da word “muslim” associated with this?
Those pesky Amish and Mennonites again?
Putting the “die” in diversity. What the hell do people expect when you import people whose very culture is sworn to kill everyone else?
“nothing suggests it was explosive”
“it was unclear if the fires were linked to the suspected bomb at the grocery store”
your PC police
Damn they should make explosives ILLEGAL...
Just a bunch of uighers!
“nothing suggests it was explosive”
Sometimes Muzzies pass gas that CAN be explosive!
Malmo is the capital of the Swedestan caliphate.
I stand by my prediction that Malmo will be where the backlash against Islam will start in Europe.
How long before Sweden makes Islam their official faith?
Swedes thought of themselves as too boring. Hope they’re enjoying their exciting and exotic new imports.
I assure you - this has nothing to do with the Swedes.
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