COPENHAGEN, Denmark (TheBlaze/AP) — Swedish police say two car bombs have shattered dozens of windows in a multiethnic district of Malmo, Sweden's third largest city.
Police spokeswoman Linda Pleym says no one was injured by Saturday's pre-dawn explosions in Rosengaard, a district dominated by immigrants from Iraq, Kosovo, Bosnia and Lebanon. One car bomb exploded at the foot of a building, the other in a parking lot nearby.
It was unclear who was behind the two explosions and if they were connected. No arrests were immediately made.
Police investigate a building after the entrance was blown up early Saturday morning Dec. 20, 2014 in Malmo Sweden. Another minor bomb wrecked a car in the same neighborhood of Rosengard, in Malmo. No one was injured by the explosions. (AP photo/TT News Agency, Stig-Ake Jonsson)
The blasts were the latest in a series that has rocked the southern Sweden city in recent months.
Malmo was an industrial powerhouse populated primarily by native Swedes before becoming one of Sweden's most immigrant-heavy cities beginning in the 1980s.
Earlier this year, a downtown building that houses a court house, police and prosecution offices and a detention center was twice targeted. No one was injured.
