Brøytebilsjåføren Mattias (25) hailed by the police:

Friday night was the Swedish brøytebilsjåføren Mattias Nilsson (25) out, and drove the same route he follows each day, when he suddenly observed that some muffens was on time at the Krångede power plants in Ragunda in Sweden, writes Aftonbladet.

Fresh footsteps in the snow and a van with foreign registreringsskilter was enough to beat the alarm.

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- I stopped when I saw the car, which was still warm. Tracks in the snow indicated that the three people had gone around the plant. They had moved into an area where the employees would not have gone, " says Nilsson to the Newspaper.

Nilsson followed the tracks around the building, and saw the obvious signs of a burglary.

When I called immediately the police and a colleague. In the meantime, lit I against the power plant, and could clearly see that there were people in there.

- They were terrified

his Colleague Hampus Gisslén (24) were quickly on the spot and pass on, while Mattias drove up in a wooded area to see if there were more people in the area.

Suddenly shouts colleague my that there will be two men's races against the varebilen. I throw myself into brøytebilen and running down again. They were terrified when they saw that I came in full speed with the plow down ... They ran like hell, " says Nilsson, and laughs.

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The two men threw themselves into the car and tried to get out from the area, but it would not the two brøytebilsjåførene have something of.

We stood there and blocked off the road with brøytebilene, which we placed close against the brøytekantene. They came no way.

Why they tried not to run away from the place?

- That they could not have done. On the one side of the road is a fence which leads toward the power plant, on the other is a gorge that drops straight down into a river, so they had no place to go. They went into the car again and waited. They understood enough of what was going to happen, " says Nilsson to the Newspaper.

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Police spent around 40 minutes drive from Östersund. In the meantime, put the two Swedish brøytebilsjåførene in each of his car and cost himself with hot coffee. The communication was on radio.

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We reported to the boss what was going on. Where we were greeted with a great understanding of that brøytingen have to wait, " says Nilsson.

the Police immediately went to the apprehension of the two men. Nilsson told the police about the tracks in the snow, that indicated that it had to be at least one person in the area.

- One of the workers at the power plant, which had come to the place, locked up the gate. Which we found quickly a man who hid, but now are in jails.

the Police have also made sure to greet the two brøytebilsjåførene, according to Aftonbladet.

They thought it was the best of us, " says Nilsson to the Newspaper.

Bad feeling

In the car found the police what they guess is the loot from a number of similar jobs. Nilsson tells us that there have been several innbruddsbander on "tour" in the area, and that he was therefore on guard.

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When I saw the car, I got a bad feeling.

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The two got according to Aftonbladet later information from the police that the thieves had a knife with him. The two young men, however, were never afraid.

They were a little stressed out in the beginning and would get away. But after that they were quite quiet, " says Gisslén to the newspaper.

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