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Masked Robbers Flee Jeweler’s Shop in Upplands Väsby

Robbery at Jewelry Store in Upplands Väsby, Stockholm – Police Investigate Upplands Väsby, Sweden – A robbery occurred at a jewelry store in Upplands Väsby, north of Stockholm, on Sunday, March 8, 2026, prompting a large-scale police response.…

Masked Robbers Flee Jeweler’s Shop in Upplands Väsby

Robbery at Jewelry Store in Upplands Väsby, Stockholm – Police Investigate

Upplands Väsby, Sweden – A robbery occurred at a jewelry store in Upplands Väsby, north of Stockholm, on Sunday, March 8, 2026, prompting a large-scale police response. Authorities are currently searching for two masked suspects who fled the scene, potentially using electric scooters.

Details of the Incident

Police received a report around 11 a.m. Regarding the robbery at a gold shop in Upplands Väsby. The suspects broke a window to gain access and stole an unspecified amount of goods. According to police spokesperson Anna Lärk, witnesses reported hearing sounds resembling gunshots, but police have not yet confirmed if any firearms were discharged. The robbers displayed at least one object that appeared to be a gun.

Police Response and Investigation

A significant police presence, including dog patrols and a helicopter, has been deployed to search for the perpetrators. Investigators are currently working to determine the exact items stolen and to gather further information from witnesses.

Travel Information

Upplands Väsby is located north of Stockholm and is accessible by train. According to Rome2rio, travel options include train services costing as little as $5, with a journey time of approximately 25 minutes. Omio reports train tickets from Stockholm to Upplands Vasby are available from $5 (€4) with a travel time of 29 minutes. Trains from Upplands Vasby to Stockholm are as well available, costing around 30kr and taking approximately 28 minutes via SL.

Ongoing Investigation

The police investigation is ongoing and authorities are appealing for any information, photos, or videos related to the incident.

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