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Now the police can seize the gangs' assets

From and including Friday, the police will be able to seize items from criminals, even if they are not linked to specific crimes. It's about watches and cars, things that are used for recruitment into gang criminality, says Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson.

Now the police can seize the gangs' assets

After Åkesson's Wedding – Security Service to the Committee

The Head of the Security Service, Charlotte von Essen, and the National Police Commissioner, Petra Lundh, have been invited to the Riksdag's Justice Committee to give their view on the infiltration of gang criminals into politics, reports Ekot. The background is that it has emerged that a person who attended Jimmie Åkesson's wedding at the end of September has ties to a criminal motorcycle gang.

After Åkesson's Wedding – Security Service to the Committee

The Police Want Real-Time Facial Recognition

The National Police Commissioner Petra Lundh wants the police to be able to use facial recognition in real-time to combat serious crimes. This would enable cameras to identify suspected individuals, Lundh means in Ekot's Saturday interview.

The Police Want Real-Time Facial Recognition

The Police: 600 gang criminals control from abroad

Around 600 gang criminals are engaged in serious organized crime in Sweden from abroad, according to a new survey by the police's national operational department, Noa. National Police Commissioner Petra Lundh tells SVT that the individuals are scattered across 57 countries around the world.

The Police: 600 gang criminals control from abroad

Kvartoft and GW make a comeback: "A little nervous"

Camilla Kvartoft and Leif GW Persson are making a comeback together on SVT when the TV program "The Week" premieres. There are seventeen premiere nerves, says Camilla Kvartoft.

Kvartoft and GW make a comeback: "A little nervous"

Fewer Shootings: "Something We're Doing Right"

The number of dead and injured in shootings is currently at its lowest level since 2018. One should be cautious when talking about a turnaround, but it looks significantly better, says National Police Commissioner Petra Lundh.

Fewer Shootings: "Something We're Doing Right"

AI to help the police: "Criminals one step ahead"

Rapid writing of interrogations, tablet counting and facial recognition. The police are making a major investment in artificial intelligence.

AI to help the police: "Criminals one step ahead"

300 violent men mapped by police

The police have mapped out over 300 men who risk exposing women to violence. The men are located all over the country and will be receiving visits from the police.

300 violent men mapped by police

National Police Chief Tops the List – Earns the Most

The National Police Commissioner continues to top the list of the highest-paid agency heads in Sweden, reports the trade union ST's newspaper [Publikt](https://www. publikt.

National Police Chief Tops the List – Earns the Most

Erna Solberg: Concerned about Swedish criminality

Norway's former Prime Minister Erna Solberg is worried that Swedish gangs will take root in Norway. We see how rapid and explosive the development has been in Sweden.

Erna Solberg: Concerned about Swedish criminality

National Police Commissioner on More Cameras: Extremely Positive

National Police Commissioner Petra Lundh welcomes the M proposal for a doubled number of police cameras. .

National Police Commissioner on More Cameras: Extremely Positive