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Stockholm train crashed into apartments by cleaner Stockholm train crashed into apartments 'by cleaner'
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A cleaning woman has stolen an empty commuter train in a suburb of Stockholm and crashed it into a house, injuring herself, Swedish officials say. A cleaning woman stole an empty commuter train in a suburb of Stockholm and crashed it into a house, injuring herself, Swedish officials say.
She drove the four-carriage train out of the depot for about a mile (1.6km) until it jumped the tracks, ending up wedged into a three-storey building. The four-carriage train was driven out of the depot for about a mile until it jumped the tracks, becoming wedged into a three-storey building.
Police arrested the woman, who was flown to a Stockholm hospital with serious injuries. Nobody else was hurt. Police arrested a woman, who was flown to a Stockholm hospital with serious injuries. Nobody else was hurt.
A railway official confirmed the woman was an employee with a good record. A railway official confirmed the woman in custody was an employee.
"We have only heard good things about her," Tomas Hedenius, a spokesman for train operator Arriva, was quoted as saying by AP news agency."We have only heard good things about her," Tomas Hedenius, a spokesman for train operator Arriva, was quoted as saying by AP news agency.
"We're investigating how this could happen, and why she did what she did." "We're investigating how this could happen."
Three families were inside the apartment building hit by the train but nobody was injured, the spokesman added.Three families were inside the apartment building hit by the train but nobody was injured, the spokesman added.
"It's incredibly lucky that no-one in the house was injured," police spokesman Ulf Lindgren told TT news agency."It's incredibly lucky that no-one in the house was injured," police spokesman Ulf Lindgren told TT news agency.
Christer G Wennerholm, a member of the Stockholm County Council's traffic committee, said: "It shouldn't be possible for unauthorised people to drive our trains."Christer G Wennerholm, a member of the Stockholm County Council's traffic committee, said: "It shouldn't be possible for unauthorised people to drive our trains."