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The police are targeting the28 Jan

The police are targeting the gangs, thefts plummet

Last year, the police rejected 400 people they believed had come to Sweden to commit crimes, a sharp increase. At the same time, the number of thefts linked to international crime networks plummeted.

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Genre image26 Sept

Men Sentenced for Multi-Million Church Copper Thefts in Sweden

The four men went on a theft tour to churches and crematories in Sweden and stole copper for millions. Now they are sentenced to prison and deportation. We have all the time suspected that these four have been involved in fairly extensive thefts, says Daniel Ivansson at the police.

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Gangs Expelled from Sweden asTop news1 May

Gangs Expelled from Sweden as Thefts of Car Parts Decline

Fewer catalytic converters and boat engines disappear, and more organized thieves are rejected from Sweden. We are certain that our work has had an impact and is a strong contributing factor, says Daniel Ivansson, national operational coordinator at the police.

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