
Alarm about weapon-like objects was a plastic pistol.
Police alarm about waving and aiming with a weapon-like object from a car on Highway 31 and north from Vetlanda. The gravity of the situation makes the case resource-intensive with three patrols that are rushing out from the north to intercept the car.
The car stops in Björköby just before the patrols are about to meet it, and there the car is found with five young people aged 14-19. One of the young people has a plastic pistol, and it is he who, as it appears, waved and aimed so that other road users experienced danger.
This time it was a thorough questioning session, as well as contact with the guardians.
The police really want to emphasize how seriously inappropriate it is to have weapon-like objects with you in general, and especially to wave and aim with them. You not only expose other people to discomfort and fear, but also put yourself in danger. Some toy guns are almost impossible to distinguish from real guns.
Today it went well. But what happens next time?