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  1. The police are becoming aware of an increasing number of suspected sexual offences committed by minors. - Police

    10.3.2026 | There has been a sharp rise in the number of suspected sexual offences reported to the police where the perpetrator is a minor. According the National Police Board’s statistics for 2025, the number of suspected criminal offences committed by under-15s has increased by 78 per cent in five years. Among 15- to 17-year-olds, the number has increased by 63 per cent.
    https://poliisi.fi/en/-/the-police-are-becoming-aware-of-an-increasing-number-of-suspected-sexual-offences-committed-by-minors

  2. Motoring, speeding and risky behaviour are causes for increased road traffic fatalities among 17-year-olds - Police

    22.8.2025 | The police want to point out that young drivers are not always ready for responsible driving. An age exemption permit entitling to a category B driving licence at the age of 17 should be granted for genuinely exceptional cases, not routinely to young people. Statistics by Statistics Finland show a worrying trend in road traffic deaths among 17-year-olds.
    https://poliisi.fi/en/-/motoring-speeding-and-risky-behaviour-are-causes-for-increased-road-traffic-fatalities-among-17-year-olds

  3. New record in suspected hate crimes - Police

    10.11.2025 | An annual report by the Police University College shows that the number of suspected hate crimes continued to increase in 2024.
    https://poliisi.fi/en/-/25254699/new-record-in-suspected-hate-crimes

  4. Public trust in police remains high - Police

    29.8.2025 | Public trust in the police has remained stable for a long time. Of those who responded to the latest Police Barometer survey, 92 per cent trust the police a lot or a fair amount.
    https://poliisi.fi/en/-/25254699/public-trust-in-police-remains-high