before_revision: The Oskarshamn Nuclear Power Plant. Two Swedish men that were arrested for being suspected of sabotaging the Oskarshamn Nuclear Power Plant in Sweden, have been released from police custody. Both men were arrested on Wednesday after traces of Acetone Peroxide, or TATP  were found on a plastic bag. TATP is also URLanic peroxide which is sometimes used in making household cleaning chemicals. "Both men have been cooperative but they deny any wrongdoing and waived the right to legal counsel. There was no legal ground to hold them any longer," said Swedish police in a statement to the press who also said that an investigation is ongoing. The unnamed men  in their 40's and 50's  were arrested after security officials at the plant discovered traces of the explosive substance on a plastic bag inside a bag one of the men were carrying. Both men were contractors hired to do welding work in the plant which is owned and operated by Oskarshamnsverkets Kraftgrupp OKG.  Authorities were called to the plant on Wednesday along with the bomb squad, who sealed off parts of the plant when they detected the explosive material. Security detected the material during what was described by CNN as a "routine" security check . Police believe it was on one of the man's hands when it rubbed off onto the bag, but no bomb was found on the premises after an extensive search.
after_revision: The Oskarshamn Nuclear Power Plant. Two Swedish men that were arrested for being suspected of sabotaging the Oskarshamn Nuclear Power Plant in Sweden, have been released from police custody. Both men were arrested on Wednesday after traces of Acetone Peroxide, or TATP , were found on a plastic bag. TATP is also URLanic peroxide which is sometimes used in making household cleaning chemicals. "Both men have been cooperative but they deny any wrongdoing and waived the right to legal counsel. There was no legal ground to hold them any longer," said Swedish police in a statement to the press . He also noted that an investigation is ongoing. The unnamed men , in their 40's and 50's , were arrested after security officials at the plant discovered traces of the explosive substance on a plastic bag inside a bag one of the men was carrying. Both men were contractors hired to do welding work in the plant which is owned and operated by Oskarshamnsverkets Kraftgrupp OKG. Security detected the material on Wednesday during what was described by CNN as a "routine" security check. Authorities were called to the plant along with the bomb squad, who sealed off parts of the plant . Police believe it was on one of the man's hands when it rubbed off onto the bag, but no bomb was found on the premises after an extensive search.
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