Increased Use of Firearms is a Challenge for the Emergency Care [Swedish]
Serious violent crimes continue to be a major concern in Sweden. Not least, this applies to firearm-related violent crimes which are increasing in the country.
Serious violent crimes continue to be a major concern in Sweden. Not least, this applies to firearm-related violent crimes which are increasing in the country.
Firearm-related violence is common in our contemporary world and causes serious harm to humans as well as to the society. One of the countries in which firearm-related violence is increasing is Sweden and its most southern region, Skane, in which Malmo, Sweden’s third largest city, is highly affected. If not contained and limited, Sweden risks…
Psychiatric diagnosis is scarce among criminal gang members, and thus differs compared to other violent offenders.
Today it is Malmö that is on fire. Tomorrow it may be your city. What is happening now in Malmö is a national matter and requires action at the national level. Change the practice of arrest and detention and establish emergency courts for young individuals under 18 years of age. These are two of several…
Twenty-three offenders convicted of homicide or attempted murder/manslaughter, and their respective crimes, were examined to identify any common characteristics. Court documents were assessed, and the most prominent information of the offenders was that they were often single, most of them had no psychiatric diagnoses, the most frequent modus operandi was a knife or sharp weapon…
The criticism directed at the Swedish Security Police, Säpo, in connection with the arrest of a man suspected of preparing for a terrorist crime, is understandable but unjustified. Intelligence analysis is a complex science that, together with respect for the rule of law, makes Säpo’s work even more difficult.
Notice regarding new research on the relationship between SSRI´s and violence.
There is reason to consider setting up a municipal police force that is mainly focused on crime prevention, write Torsten Elofsson and Ardavan Khoshnood (KD).
Socioeconomic status is probably not strongly associated with crime and criminality.