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  1. Environmental crimes are on the rise - Police

    12.7.2021 | The total number of offences affecting the environment has increased from the previous year. The number of environmental offenses, natural resource offenses and health and safety offenses provided for in the Criminal Code has reached a record high. These findings were published in the recent report of the Finnish Environmental Crime Monitoring Group.
    https://poliisi.fi/en/-/environmental-crimes-are-on-the-rise

  2. A criminal organisation smuggled a huge amount of drugs into Finland among flowers – street value up to 20 million euros - Police

    4.2.2021 | The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) and the Helsinki, Häme, Southeastern Finland and Ostrobothnia Police Departments have investigated illegal import, sale and distribution of drugs run from the Netherlands between June 2018 and May 2020. Investigations have been conducted into 17 drug smuggling operations involving suspected aggravated narcotics offences.
    https://poliisi.fi/en/-/a-criminal-organisation-smuggled-a-huge-amount-of-drugs-into-finland-among-flowers-street-value-up-to-20-million-euros

  3. A grim weekend on the roads - Police

    29.11.2022 | Four unfortunate traffic accidents took place last weekend, causing the deaths of six people. Six people losing their lives during a single weekend is a lot. Based on preliminary data, it appears that the main causes of the accidents and the accident types do not significantly differ from what the Finnish Crash Data Institute’s (OTI) reports tell us (annual report 2020).
    https://poliisi.fi/en/-/a-grim-weekend-on-the-roads

  4. Suspected malpractices within Police to be investigated - Police

    31.3.2021 | Online postings over the past week and weekend have referred to alleged malpractices by Police officers. The National Police Board has examined the material and has, on that basis, made a report to the National Prosecution Authority, responsible for any criminal investigations involving the Police.he National Prosecution Autorit has taken the case for pre-inspection.
    https://poliisi.fi/en/-/suspected-malpractices-within-police-to-be-investigated