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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