Note
What makes this interesting—and also a little bit why I bother writing about it here—is that when the woman attacked me, a few seconds before, her eyes flickered and for a brief moment rolled back in her head. That's very interesting, to me.
Also, the fact that the woman in that instant decides to bite.
Now, this is probably not the first time in human history one person bites another, outside of a boxing ring that is, but still. I can see fists, knuckles, headbutts – brawl, and all that. But biting? This was a new one for me.
In a confrontation like the one described here, why would you bite? What's the point? And, after she bit me, the whole thing didn't seem to bother her too much either. Very odd, but, again, very interesting.
Just another experience to archive I guess.
July 30, 2023
On January 11, 2023,
I was assaulted—unprovoked—by the woman who is "in charge of the board" (Supervisor) of the building we live in (co–op I believe you call it).
During our brief conversation (about ten minutes), I pointed my finger at her while speaking to her. Believe it or not, she came at me and bit my right index finger. Blood all over the place (the police have the pictures of this). The wound is healed up now, but it was pretty bad at the time.
It set off my PTSD really bad (it began later that evening). The police was informed of this as well.
Really weird situation, but what's not weird in my life? I do like 'positive weird', but not 'negative weird' so much, if you know what I mean.
I/we filed charges immediately.
Not for one moment while all this was happening did I have thoughts about using violence. Not before (I did initiate the conversation), not during, and not even after the woman bit me.
After "the bite", I raised my voice quite a bit and yelled at her for about five minutes. There were people standing around in the immediate area who witnessed this, but, unfortunately, not the actual assault. At this point, I realized it was pointless to continue, so I left, went home and within the hour walked over to the police station to file charges.
In vain, obviously and of course!
Because, here we are, almost seven months later and not a sound from the police woman in charge of the investigation.
This is nothing new for me, or my family. There's a similar fate to my ordeal with the Swedish health care system – Silence.
Part of the longer story is that our mother has been bullied—also unprovoked—by this woman, who assaulted and bit me, for many years. This is part of the reason I moved here a few years back, to be closer to our mother.
Some time prior to this incident, our mother had been accused (falsely) by this same woman for having vandalized the sauna in question. The "damages" found in the sauna were on the railing around the heater that had worn down (naturally) to the point where it finally broke into two pieces.
For info: The sauna, and the building itself, were new back in 1992.
This incident lead to our mother receiving a letter with a threat for eviction.
Our family managed to prove that this woman was lying. She finally wrote to our mother with an "apology". Yet another worthless piece of paper.
It's all arbitrary.
Our mother filed charges with the police about all this, but, again, in vain. The police informed our mother that what this woman had done was bad, but not quite bad enough for it to be considered criminal.
The charges were dropped, by the police.
Details to the above stories can be found in the filed police reports.
In addition: Unfortunately, some time ago, access to the sauna in our building—the sauna I've been using to counteract my neuropathic pain—was made restricted, reasons unknown.
The good thing: Yep, there is a good thing to all this. The bullying of our mom has stopped, and hopefully forever ...the primary concern behind all this anyways.
April 7, 2024
The bullying is, in many ways, continuing, so…
On a serious note:
The message the Swedish police is sending,
by not getting in touch with me/us is:
The Swedish justice system is, at a minimum, two–tierd, one for Malin, and another one for me/us.
You can physically, and/or mentally, harm—perhaps even kill?—another person and get away with it, depending on who you are.
Very irresponsible.
Very expected.
May 31, 2024
• Short–term, this situation can be very frustrating, to say the least.
• Long–term, this situation is …playing into much bigger things.
Fly On the Wall
From the moment of the crime commited onward,
wouldn't it be cool if one got to listen to, and read,
all the conversations between everyone involved?
Everyone: This includes the police as well, of course.
You know, once things go digital…
Good thing for everyone that Malin never
locked her jaws and bit my finger clean off!
She—and you—would've caused a major trauma drama by now.
Wouldn't you say so, Olivia?
Olivia & Malin M "af Stampen," so the both of you know:
No 'Statute of Limitations' apply.
Obviously
⌛
Elsewhere, this crime is called:
Assault With Intent To Cause Disfigurement
filler
This is a very personal story.
Thank you for taking your time reading this!
May 29, 2026 ✓
Corrupt
Swedish Police
All the Way
— Pretty Big Fish For a Small Pond —
[May 29, 2026]
Katja Nyberg sparkas av polisen.
[machine translation]
Katja Nyberg Fired By the Police
Katja Nyberg, the Member of Parliament suspected of a crime, who until now had been on leave of absence as a detective inspector, has been fired by the police, according to Polistidningen.
Katja Nyberg previously served as an investigator in the police's National Operations Department (NOA) but has been on leave since she was elected to the Riksdag as a representative of the Sweden Democrats. She is now an independent politician after leaving the party in the wake of being suspected of criminal offenses.
Just over two weeks ago, Nyberg was charged with DUI, drug offenses, and driving without a license—crimes that, according to the prosecutor, were committed during the holidays in the Stockholm area.
It has been unclear whether Nyberg could remain employed by the police in light of the charges, but the agency's personnel disciplinary board has now decided that this is not the case and that she should be dismissed, according to Polistidningen.
In a statement to the trade journal, Katja Nyberg criticizes the decision for being made without her having been convicted of a crime, but it is unclear whether she will appeal.
"I find it difficult to understand why there is such a rush to terminate a police officer's employment when I have been on leave for quite some time to fulfill a parliamentary assignment and am not serving in an operational capacity within the Police Authority," she writes.
According to Polistidningen, Johan Olsson, a manager at NOA, submitted a request for Nyberg's dismissal to the disciplinary board as early as the beginning of February. The request was based on the grounds that she had "grossly neglected her duties toward her employer."
Source: GöteborgsPosten
Polistidningen: trade journal
[May 12, 2026]
Så väckte Katja Nyberg polisens misstankar – berättar om "livlig fest."
[machine translation]
How Katja Nyberg Aroused the Police's Suspicion—She Describes a "Lively Party"
The police became suspicious of Katja Nyberg when she "brought her fingers to her nose" in the holding cell. During questioning, the former Sweden Democrats member says she had been at a "lively party" where she lost sight of her handbag. She is also asked about her time on the rave commission—where she hunted down party drug users in the 1990s.
[…]
During a search, the police found a small bag containing the packet, which later turned out to contain cocaine.
[…]
Asked About Her Work As a Police Officer
Katja Nyberg is later asked about her time on the rave commission in the 1990s—a special unit within the police force that targeted recreational drug users. It is noted that she is well–versed in drugs.
"You're a police officer by training and a member of Parliament, so you should know that it's illegal to use drugs and to drive under the influence of drugs and alcohol. Explain what you were thinking when you drove the vehicle anyway," asks the interrogator.
"I can't comment on that," she replies.
"Have you considered what kind of situation this could put you in during your work as a member of Parliament or a police officer, where a suspect knows you use drugs and uses that as leverage and a security risk against you?" the interrogator continues.
"I have no comment," Katja Nyberg replies.
Source: SVT "News"
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In addition: As a politician, Katja Nyberg has served on the Transparency Council for SÄPO (Swedish Security Service), among other roles.
[March 30, 2026]
DN: Polis var instruktör på skjutbana med gängkriminella kunder.
[machine translation]
Police Officer Served As Instructor At Shooting Range With Gang Members As Clients
A police officer has served as an instructor at a shooting range with gang members as clients, Dagens Nyheter reveals.
Despite police management being alerted to the man's side job, he was allowed to continue working.
Following Dagens Nyheter's investigation, the man has been suspended from duty.
According to Dagens Nyheter's information, the police officer served as an instructor and booker at the shooting range for over ten years and worked there as recently as 2023.
Suspected Perpetrators Were At the Shooting Range
According to Dagens Nyheter's investigation, the facility has been involved in at least 30 investigations into weapons offenses and murders between 2010 and 2023, through suspected perpetrators who have been linked to the location in various ways. The National Operations Department (NOA) of the Swedish Police wanted to establish a task force to close the shooting range in 2022, according to Dagens Nyheter's sources.
The police officer who worked part–time at the shooting range is reported to have associated with a man who had previously been the site manager there—a man with a criminal record, SS tattoos on his body, and a background in white supremacist circles, the newspaper writes.
According to the shooting range, the man with a criminal record no longer works at the facility.
A female police officer who worked at the shooting range was later forced to resign from the police force due to her continued association with the site manager. A consequence that did not affect the police officer—despite the fact that police leadership had been informed of his side job. Management was informed-the police officer continued.
The police's top leadership and the then–security chief were reportedly informed that the police officer was working at a shooting range with gang–related customers around 2021. Dagens Nyheter's sources state that this led nowhere.
The male police officer's employer is also said to have urged him to quit.
Dagens Nyheter reports that there were additional warning signs regarding the man. He had been suspected of computer hacking and of flying a drone over a protected site at night. In both cases, the investigations were dropped.
The police officer declined to answer Dagens Nyheter's questions but stated that he no longer works at the shooting range and that he has not been involved in training, contrary to what Dagens Nyheter's sources have reported.
National Police Commissioner: Unacceptable
Following the review, the Police Authority has suspended the man from duty. Security Chief Christer Johansson tells Dagens Nyheter that it is difficult to understand why the Police Authority did not act sooner.
In light of the revelation, the Police announced that it will review the handling of the case and the agency's security procedures.
"Based on what we currently know, we also assess that the handling of the case is unacceptable. The review will cover all relevant departments," said National Police Commissioner Petra Lundh in the statement.
Source: SVT "News"