Mystery woman found asleep in Riksdag
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Published: 19 Mar, 2014 CET.
Updated: Wed 19 Mar 2014 11:52 CET
A cleaner doing the rounds in Sweden's parliament found a woman in a pool of vomit sleeping in the high-security complex. How she got in remains a mystery.
"Something went really wrong here," Lennarth Ädel at Tempest Security told the Aftonbladet newspaper. On Tuesday, a cleaner found the woman, who was unauthorized to be in the building, at 6am near a pool of vomit, urine, and faeces. Ädel theorized that the woman could have gained access thanks to a technical problem with a door, or through someone letting her into the building. The head of the Riksdag security team, John Arentoft, figured it may even have been a lost tourist. "This isn't the first time someone has been found on our premises and shown the door," he told the TT news agency. "Sometimes we find visitors who have got lost or have been separated from their group. We're investigating now how the woman got herself in here, and whether she was part of a visiting group, for example." The police removed the woman from the scene.
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"Something went really wrong here," Lennarth Ädel at Tempest Security told the Aftonbladet newspaper.
On Tuesday, a cleaner found the woman, who was unauthorized to be in the building, at 6am near a pool of vomit, urine, and faeces.
Ädel theorized that the woman could have gained access thanks to a technical problem with a door, or through someone letting her into the building.
The head of the Riksdag security team, John Arentoft, figured it may even have been a lost tourist.
"This isn't the first time someone has been found on our premises and shown the door," he told the TT news agency.
"Sometimes we find visitors who have got lost or have been separated from their group. We're investigating now how the woman got herself in here, and whether she was part of a visiting group, for example."
The police removed the woman from the scene.
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