Police officer Andreas Danman was shot dead while on duty in Biskopsgården on the evening of 30 June.
He turned 33 years old.
His death has affected many across the country and various ceremonies to honor his life have taken place in several places, including in the form of a procession in Helsingborg and a common minute of silence for rescue personnel throughout Sweden.
Colleagues are included via the link
Now he is buried in a church in central Gothenburg with the closest circle present.
Via a link, the police, military and rescue services can follow the funeral together at the Swedish Exhibition Center and say goodbye to their colleague.
- There, colleagues from the police and the Armed Forces will also have the opportunity to say goodbye, says Christian Nyhlén, Kungälv's police area chief and the person who will coordinate the ceremony.
Previously worked for the Armed Forces
Andreas Danman had worked as a policeman for a couple of years and has previously worked for the Armed Forces and, among other things, was stationed in Mali.
A 17-year-old boy is in custody for the murder of Andreas.