A Swedish cop is being researched after professedly telling a man launched out from a shelter seekers' inside to "go home you Arab b******".
Officers were called to the Hotell Amigo, which houses refuge seekers in Emmaboda, south-eastern Sweden, taking after reports of a battle at the foundation on Tuesday.
The man, named Nobakht Ahad by nearby media, guarantees the officers called to the scene verbally and physically manhandled him, expelling him from the lodging and transporting him to a woods a few kilometers away.
In a claimed recording of the episode one of the cops can be heard yelling: "To hellfire with you, you f***ing maniac. Go home, you f***ing Arab b******. Go home to your f***ing nation."
Barometern, a Swedish dialect neighborhood daily paper, talked with Mr Ahad in the woodland taking after the quarrel.
He told the paper: "They were cumbersome, kicked me in the side. One took a hard protest and hit me in the head. Blood spouted.
"They called me things. I thought, this can't be Swedish police, they can't treat me that way."
Barometern's report states Mr Ahad was "startled", had a "slash on his head" and "griped of agony in his ribs", when he was found by correspondents in a woods close to a motorway way out to Emmaboda on Tuesday evening.
In a video of the meeting, Mr Ahad seems to have blood dribbling from the highest point of his head.
Mr Ahad says he is not an inhabitant at the lodging and had been welcome to the inside for espresso. He has caught a recording of the whole meeting.
On Wednesday, police said they has opened a criminal examination against the officer who put forth the racial expression, as per Swedish national telecaster Sveriges Radio.
The officer, who stays anonymous, is allegedly associated with unlawful dangers, abuse and strike.
Officers were called to the Hotell Amigo, which houses refuge seekers in Emmaboda, south-eastern Sweden, taking after reports of a battle at the foundation on Tuesday. The man, named Nobakht Ahad by nearby media, guarantees the officers called to the scene verbally and physically manhandled him, expelling him from the lodging and transporting him to a woods a few kilometers away.
In a claimed recording of the episode one of the cops can be heard yelling: "To hellfire with you, you f***ing maniac. Go home, you f***ing Arab b******. Go home to your f***ing nation."
Barometern, a Swedish dialect neighborhood daily paper, talked with Mr Ahad in the woodland taking after the quarrel.
He told the paper: "They were cumbersome, kicked me in the side. One took a hard protest and hit me in the head. Blood spouted.
"They called me things. I thought, this can't be Swedish police, they can't treat me that way."
Barometern's report states Mr Ahad was "startled", had a "slash on his head" and "griped of agony in his ribs", when he was found by correspondents in a woods close to a motorway way out to Emmaboda on Tuesday evening.
In a video of the meeting, Mr Ahad seems to have blood dribbling from the highest point of his head.
Mr Ahad says he is not an inhabitant at the lodging and had been welcome to the inside for espresso. He has caught a recording of the whole meeting.
On Wednesday, police said they has opened a criminal examination against the officer who put forth the racial expression, as per Swedish national telecaster Sveriges Radio.
The officer, who stays anonymous, is allegedly associated with unlawful dangers, abuse and strike.
