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Stockholm, Sweden · Stockholm

Candidates with Foreign Backgrounds Risk Being Overlooked for Police Training - Radio Sweden

67% Right coverage: 3 sources

There are serious shortcomings in the admissions system for police training programs, according to a new report from Sweden's National Audit Office.People ...See the Story

Mobile Phones

Court: Police May Forcibly Unlock Mobile Phones Using Fingerprints

The Federal Court of Justice (BGH) ruled on March 13, 2025 (case no.: 2 StR 232/24) that the police can use force to compel someone to unlock their smartphone using their fingerprint. The ruling has now been announced. The court states in its reasoning for the ruling: The attempt by the investigating authorities to gain access to the data stored on a suspect's mobile phone by forcibly placing their finger on the fingerprint sensor is covered by …See the Story

Sweden · Sweden

Total Renovation at Kronoberg Has Taken Ten Years - Polistidningen

The multi-storey building, known as K37, is one of the buildings that make up the Kronoberg district on Kungsholmen. The building currently houses a number of police operations. Including the section against international serious organised crime (IGOB) in the Stockholm police region, also known as the human trafficking section. Earlier this year, on 25 March, work was stopped in the premises where IGOB is located. Samples taken showed that there…Read Article

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