"We are going to look at the laws on sex crimes," Lofven told Swedish TV. "So it is a bit too early to say what the common denominator is," Inspector Urban Bengtsson told Swedish radio. However, Karlstad police told Swedish radio that suspects included both migrant youths and others. Swedish television reported the police were investigating 15 allegations of rape and around 40 of sexual assault at two recent music festivals. STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - The Swedish government will look into tightening sexual assault laws after a series of attacks at music festivals over the last week, Prime Minister Stefan Lofven said on Tuesday.

Source: thestar July 05, 2016 21:13 UTC