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Back|No fatal shootings in a criminal environment in the West in a year
No fatal shootings in a criminal environment in the West in a year
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SVT Nyheter·3 hours ago·Crime·1 min read·

No fatal shootings in a criminal environment in the West in a year

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  • No one has been killed in a criminal environment in the West police region since September 9 last year, and the number of shootings, explosions and arson attacks has decreased.
  • The police link the development to a changed way of working with earlier efforts and better network knowledge, but warn that the demand for acts of violence remains and young people continue to be recruited.

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Since the fatal shooting at Hisingen on September 9 last year, no one has been killed in a criminal environment in police region West. During the same period, the number of shootings, explosions and arson attacks decreased compared to the year before.

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No one has been killed in a criminal environment in police region West since the shooting death at Hisingen on September 9 last year. During the same period, the number of shootings, explosions and arson attacks also decreased compared to the year before.

The police link the development to a changed way of working that should make it easier to detect and stop planned acts of violence earlier.

- We have become better at understanding the networks. We have shared much more information and we have entered the chain of events earlier, says regional police chief Hampus NygÄrds.

Is it a trend break or just a coincidence?

- It is a clear trend break. But that does not mean that you can guarantee that nothing will happen, says Hampus NygÄrds.

The demand for contractors has not decreased

But fewer crimes committed does not mean that the threat of new violence is gone. In the past year, three people have been injured in shootings in the region.

Hampus NygÄrds describes the problem as changing, with actors being replaced and young people being recruited into the networks. According to him, the demand for serious acts of violence also remains.

- If we are to really turn the whole development around and not just deal with the symptoms, then it is to reduce socialization and recruitment into the criminal networks that is absolutely crucial. Because otherwise we are constantly hunting even though it is being replenished.

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  • ?What specific measures are included in the changed way of working?
  • ?How long is the positive development expected to last?
  • ?What efforts are being made to reduce recruitment to criminal networks?

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  • No one has been killed in a criminal environment in the West police region since September 9 last year, and the number of shootings, explosions and arson attacks has decreased.
  • The police link the development to a changed way of working with earlier efforts and better network knowledge, but warn that the demand for acts of violence remains and young people continue to be recruited.

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