Hela Stockholm hatar polisen | Street sticker in Stockholm

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A blue and white sticker affixed to a lamppost. The sticker features a circular design with a crossed-out coat of arms and text that appears to say "Hela Sthlm hatar polisen". The sticker is in Swedish.

Hela Stockholm hatar polisen

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05 August 2020 34

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