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Justice Chancellor Reviews Police Response to Missing Boy Case

The Chancellor of Justice will review the police's handling of 14-year-old Mohamed's disappearance. The police welcome the review.

Justice Chancellor Reviews Police Response to Missing Boy Case

Swedish Health Minister Urges Action on Mental Health Crisis

Minister of Health and Social Affairs Jakob Forssmed (KD) reacts strongly to the police union's alarm about society failing people with mental illnesses. > One becomes completely desperate, it shouldn't be like that, he says to [Sveriges Radio's Ekot](https://www.

Swedish Health Minister Urges Action on Mental Health Crisis

Swedish Police Urge Action on Mental Health Care Crisis

Police officers in Sweden encounter time and time again individuals who do not receive the care they need. Society is failing the mentally ill and their relatives, says the Chairman of the Police Union, Katharina von Sydow.

Swedish Police Urge Action on Mental Health Care Crisis

Homes and extra cash in the hunt for police officers

The police officers are increasing in Sweden – but in Stockholm it's going slow. The housing market, workload and competition from other workplaces are some of the reasons.

Homes and extra cash in the hunt for police officers

The Police Union: Support must remain for a long time

The police officers told others to close their eyes when they led them out of the classrooms where they had barricaded themselves during the massacre in Örebro. They themselves were forced to look at the bloody crime scene and see things that no human being should have to see.

The Police Union: Support must remain for a long time

Police officer fired for socializing with criminal brother

A police officer loses their job after socializing with their criminal brother. The union sued the employer for the dismissal – but the Labour Court now rules that the decision was correct.

Police officer fired for socializing with criminal brother

The Police Union: Politicians were too slow

The Police Union's chairperson Katharina von Sydow is not surprised that a larger proportion of serious crimes are not being solved. "It takes time to build up the crime-fighting capability and unfortunately, politicians were far too slow in realizing the problems that the police shortage entails", she says.

The Police Union: Politicians were too slow

The Police Union: The Fight Against Gangs May Have Been Damaged

The Police Union reacts to the fact that a leader of a criminal motorcycle club was allowed to participate in Jimmie Åkesson's wedding. Chairman Katharina von Sydow believes that the fight against gangs may have been damaged.

The Police Union: The Fight Against Gangs May Have Been Damaged

Strömmer: Understands criticism of Åkesson

The guest list at Jimmie Åkesson's wedding may have damaged the police's fight against gang crime, according to the Police Union. Gunnar Strömmer (The Moderate Party) has understanding for the criticism against the SD leader.

Strömmer: Understands criticism of Åkesson

Top Politicians: Cooperate Across Party Lines

The government and the opposition must cooperate to combat serious crime, writes the Chairman of the Police Union, Katharina von Sydow, and the former SÄPO chief, Klas Friberg, on [Aftonbladet debate](https://www. aftonbladet.

Top Politicians: Cooperate Across Party Lines

Criticism of police officers being exempt from student loans

Students at the police academy will have their student loans repaid or written off. This was one of the announcements made by the government and the Sweden Democrats this morning.

Criticism of police officers being exempt from student loans

This is required for more to stay in the police profession

Higher salary and greater efforts from the rest of society. These are the most important factors for more people to stay in the police profession, according to a survey from the Police Union.

This is required for more to stay in the police profession