After the fatal shooting of the 33-year-old policeman in Biskopsgården on Wednesday evening, a minute of silence was held yesterday to honor his memory.
At the same time, the police continue the hunt for the shooter, who was still at large on Friday morning.
During the night, 20 people were detained.
However, none of them are reasonably suspected.
- During the night, we continued the investigation work.
There is a knock on the door, we analyze image and video material that we collect.
We have seized more than 150 seizures and conducted more than 200 interrogations.
The picture of this is becoming clearer more and more gradually, says the police chief of police Dan Windt, to SR Ekot.
"Know more than yesterday"
On Wednesday, police area chief Erik Nord said that the policeman had probably fallen victim to a "wrong shot" linked to an ongoing gang conflict in the area.
If that image has changed, Dan Windt does not want to comment.
- We know more today than we know yesterday, he says.
The police have also received answers to the analyzes that have been made of empty sleeves that were found at the site.
What they show, Dan Windt does not want to go into detail with reference to pre-investigation secrecy.
- We have found empty shell casings from a firearm.
We have received answers from NFC which we include in the preliminary investigation.
It gives us answers and the picture around this is constantly clearing, he says to Ekot.
Police have seized cartridge cases - hope to find DNA
May have been captured on film
The police have also secured image and video material from the time when the shooting occurred.
Among other things, the police have their own fixed camera that covers the place.
The police do not want to go into what it has shown so far, but the police's press spokesperson Christer Fuxborg tells DN that the pictures are part of the investigation.
According to Dan Windt, it has not been seen at the moment that the murder has been captured on film.
- It may well have done so.
We have not seen it so far, but we continue to collect material continuously.
There are many cameras around.
And we have a group that works with image analysis, he says.
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In many cities around the country, police gathered to hold a minute of silence for their killed colleague.
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