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Vandalism at School – Window Smashed

On Tuesday evening, the police received a call about suspected vandalism at a school in Enköping. It turned out that a window had been broken.

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Vandalism at School – Window Smashed

On Tuesday evening, the police received a call about suspected vandalism at a school in Enköping. It turned out that a window had been broken.

14 hours ago·Uppsala, Sweden

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eposten.se broke the news in Uppsala, Sweden 14 hours ago on Tuesday, September 29, 2026.

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