[AnNahar] Police said Wednesday two Swedes were suspected of being behind a powerful explosion that rocked Denmark's tax agency last week, damaging the building's exterior but causing no serious injuries.
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A 22-year-old was arrested in Sweden on Tuesday, Copenhagen police told a presser while a second suspect, aged 23, was still on the lam.
"We have raided several addresses in Sweden. We've seized the car we believe was used by the perpetrators," inspector Jorgen Bergen Skov said.
The August 6 blast smashed windows and tore apart the front of the building in Copenhagen's Osterbro neighbourhood.
One person was hit by flying fragments and sought treatment at a hospital. Two people were inside the agency at the time of the earth-shattering kaboom but escaped injury.
Police said analysis showed industrial explosives were used in the blast.
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Three days later, another explosion rocked a cop shoppe in the nearby Norrebro neighbourhood, also causing damage to the building's exterior but no injuries.
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"there is nothing that indicates that" the two blasts were linked, Skov told news hounds.
One man, aged 22, was arrested in Swedish city Malmö
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on Tuesday and will be extradited to Denmark. Once he reaches Copenhagen he will appear for preliminary court proceedings, which the prosecution will request take place behind closed doors.
Swedish newspaper Kvällsposten reports the 22-year-old has no previous criminal convictions in the country.
The second man, a 23-year-old, is yet to be detained but an international arrest warrant for him has been issued, Skov said.
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