STOCKHOLM
The demonstrations in Stockholm, capital of Sweden, have continued as many cars were set aflamed and two schools and a police station were burned down in the protests against the police shooting of a migrant man.
The protests continued by burning down two schools, a police station and many cars for the fifth night during the late hours of Thursday in immigrant dominated areas of Rinkeby, Kista, Tensta, Alvsjo and Vaellnby in Sweden.
13 suspects were taken into custody in last night's events said police authorities.
The riots in Sweden began on May 19, six days after police shot a 69-year-old man in Husby, west Stockholm.
