According to the prosecution, the 22-year-old must have stabbed the 25-year-old several times with a knife in the middle of the blank day inside Andersberg's center in Gävle. The 25-year-old suffered injuries to his right hand and neck. He later died of his injuries.
The suspect has in several interrogations denied a crime, but in the lawsuit he confesses the deed and the prosecutor believes the crime was committed intentionally.
The evidence includes surveillance footage and the suspect's bloody clothes, as well as a series of testimonies.
Threatened three guardsThe man is also being prosecuted for two cases of illegal threats. Among other things, the prosecutor believes that the man repeatedly threatened to kill a woman when he was arrested. While in custody, he was also suspected of a case of threat to an official. According to the indictment, he is said to have threatened three guards who would bring the 22-year-old to his cell on the arrest.
Suspected robbery attempt on authority in GävleThe 22-year-old is also charged with stealing audio equipment for just over SEK 30,000 from a public university and for an attempted robbery inside an authority in Gävle. There, the 22-year-old is suspected of forcing another man to hand over his wallet and cellphone.
The man acknowledges the threats but denies the theft and disputes responsibility for the robbery attempt.