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Swedish policeman robs bank, returns to solve case STOCKHOLM, Tuesday (Reuters) A Swedish police officer has confessed he robbed a bank and later investigated the crime himself, telling reporters at the time police had no clues. A court in the central town of Bollnas on Monday officially charged the 36-year-old for the armed robbery on Dec. 17, court documents said on Tuesday, adding he had pleaded guilty. The amount of money stolen was not disclosed but was described as sizeable. An hour after the crime the police officer returned to the bank as a leading police investigator handling the case. Colleagues became suspicious when he bought a new car in mid-January, paying 219,000 Swedish crowns ($31,400) in cash using banknotes from the robbery, the court said. |
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