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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. We are not enough today, notes Mattias Andersson, regional police chief in Stockholm.

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