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The Licensing of Firearms Needs to be Strengthened

To prevent unsuitable individuals from obtaining firearms permits, the Police Authority and the National Board of Health and Welfare are tasked by the government to develop and strengthen the work on permit testing for firearms regarding medical suitability. .

The Licensing of Firearms Needs to be Strengthened

Prosecutor Requests Help from Abroad Regarding the Shooting

The prosecutor in the Örebro shooting has requested legal assistance from another country, says Chief Prosecutor Per Erik Rinsell. However, they do not want to say what type of assistance it concerns.

Prosecutor Requests Help from Abroad Regarding the Shooting

The Murder of JFK: 2,400 Documents Found

Around 2,400 new documents related to the murder of President John F Kennedy in 1963 have been found, announces the federal police FBI. .

The Murder of JFK: 2,400 Documents Found

A Minute of Silence Across Sweden – Tribute Paid to the Victims

At 12 o'clock today, Sweden falls silent. On trains, in schools and at workplaces, those who fell victim to the school attack in Örebro are honored with a minute of silence.

A Minute of Silence Across Sweden – Tribute Paid to the Victims

Threats against Jewish sites – drones over Stockholm

Hatred towards Jewish and Israeli interests is behind the police's decision to conduct drone surveillance around the clock for three months, among other places, at Nybroplan and Kungsträdgården in Stockholm. "The surveillance areas and the time of the surveillance mean that many people will be affected by it," the police write in the decision.

Threats against Jewish sites – drones over Stockholm

The King: Sorrow and Dismay

King Carl Gustaf states in a statement that he is dismayed by today's events and sends his condolences to the families of the victims, after the fatal shooting in Örebro where around ten people lost their lives. .

The King: Sorrow and Dismay

After the Violence: Strömmer Calls for Meeting

Minister of Justice Gunnar Strömmer (M) is summoning the council against organized crime to a meeting on Thursday due to the escalated wave of violence, the government announces. .

After the Violence: Strömmer Calls for Meeting

Sabotage Suspects Ship Owned by China

Last ferry Vezhen is being kept on Swedish waters while Säpo is investigating suspected sabotage of yet another cable in the Baltic Sea. The ferry's anchor is clearly damaged, but the shipping company denies intentionally damaging the cables.

Sabotage Suspects Ship Owned by China

The Government Calls for Crisis Meeting on School

The number of reports of threats and violence in school has increased by 150 percent over the last ten years. Now, Education Minister Lotta Edholm (The Liberals) is calling on authorities, trade unions, and employer organizations to a crisis meeting on safety in school.

The Government Calls for Crisis Meeting on School

Explosions Must Be Stopped: The Development Must Be Broken

The year has begun with a historically high number of explosions. This is a situation that no decent society can accept, says Minister of Justice Gunnar Strömmer (The Moderate Party).

Explosions Must Be Stopped: The Development Must Be Broken

Study: Young people uncertain about boundaries during sex

Already in preschool, children learn "stop my body". But in their teens, something has happened, shows a study by Swedish and Norwegian researchers.

Study: Young people uncertain about boundaries during sex

The Mission: Sewing 36,000 Bags for the Police

The textile company Tekonf on Frösön in Jämtland has received a giant order – to sew around 36,000 bags for the Police Authority. If the agreement is extended, it could become twice as many, according to Sveriges Radio [P4 Jämtland.

The Mission: Sewing 36,000 Bags for the Police

Prosecutor denied boarding Yi Peng 3

Public Prosecutor Henrik Söderman, who is leading the criminal investigation into the destroyed cables in the Baltic Sea, was denied boarding on the Yi Peng 3. We requested to take investigative measures on the vessel, but we were not allowed to do so due to the flag state China, he says to TT.

Prosecutor denied boarding Yi Peng 3

Spoke with the crew on a Chinese vessel

Swedish police officers and accident investigators were on board as observers on Thursday when the Chinese-flagged vessel Yi Peng 3 was inspected in the Kattegat. The vessel is suspected of being involved in two cable breaks that are being investigated as sabotage.

Spoke with the crew on a Chinese vessel

The National Police Commissioner is Tired of TikTok Police

Uniformed police officers dance on Tiktok and participate in political election campaigns in full uniform. Now the National Police Commissioner wants to see rule tightening, writes Police Gazette.

The National Police Commissioner is Tired of TikTok Police

Accidents behind cable breaks – no suspicion of crime

Two new cable breaks occurred during Monday evening on internet connections between Sweden and Finland. It concerns accidents in both cases, according to Finnish authorities.

Accidents behind cable breaks – no suspicion of crime

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

Kristersson: "Close dialogue with other countries"

Sweden is in close dialogue with several other countries about the damaged data cables in the Baltic Sea, confirms the government. .

Kristersson: "Close dialogue with other countries"

New method reveals pension fraud

Tens of millions in incorrect pension payments have been stopped in a new way. When the Enforcement Authority enters homes, they discover fraud which is then reported to the Pension Authority.

New method reveals pension fraud

The Police Dealt with a Convicted Criminal's Company

The police and other authorities have purchased equipment from a Swedish company whose owner was convicted in 2017 for attempting to make illegal deals with weapons and ammunition to actors in different countries, reports [DN](https://www. dn.

The Police Dealt with a Convicted Criminal's Company

Over 700,000 live in areas of exclusion

710,000 people live in Swedish disadvantaged areas. It is almost twice as many as the inhabitants of Malmö city.

Over 700,000 live in areas of exclusion

JK warns of laws that could stop Koran burning

The Chancellor of Justice (JK) opposes the proposal that could give the police the opportunity to refuse permits for Quran burnings. JK warns of a disproportionately large restriction on the freedom of assembly.

JK warns of laws that could stop Koran burning

The Police's Service Weapons to be Scrapped – Could Have Been Sold

The Police Authority's phased-out service weapon Sig Sauer P225 is to be destroyed, reports [Police Magazine](https://polistidningen. se/2024/11/tusentals-avlagda-sig-sauer-ska-skrotas/).

The Police's Service Weapons to be Scrapped – Could Have Been Sold

Trump Game: "Talk of massive fraud"

Both Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are working to the last minute to urge their supporters to vote. So far, no major disruptions have been reported - despite this, Donald Trump comes out with a statement about "massive fraud".

Trump Game: "Talk of massive fraud"