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  1. Young people’s criminal symptoms require attention by society at large - Police

    24.1.2023 | The Police statistics show that the number of offences committed by young suspects has increased dramatically.
    https://poliisi.fi/en/-/young-people-s-criminal-symptoms-require-attention-by-society-at-large

  2. Number of offences reported to the police in Helsinki decreased - Police

    27.7.2021 | If traffic offences are not taken into account, the offence type pursuant to the Criminal Code that experienced the largest decrease was property offences. The number of reported assault offences also decreased, and the clearance rate of assault offences increased, while the number of sex offences increased.
    https://poliisi.fi/en/-/number-of-offences-reported-to-the-police-in-helsinki-decreased

  3. Police to control the behaviour and safety in traffic of vulnerable road users - Police

    4.10.2021 | The Police are to supervise road user safety in traffic on Wednesday 6 October 2021 by focusing control on drivers of motorised and light e-vehicles, pedestrians and cyclists and their behaviour in road traffic.
    https://poliisi.fi/en/-/police-to-control-the-behaviour-and-safety-in-traffic-of-vulnerable-road-users

  4. Watch out, verify, warn others: Noticeable increase in digital scams in July–December 2022 - Police

    29.3.2023 | The increase in digital scams continued during 2022 and Finns lost a total of EUR 32.4 million to fraudsters. Watch out, verify, warn others – a joint campaign by Finnish authorities, NGOs and companies – makes the point that everyone can help prevent scams.
    https://poliisi.fi/en/-/watch-out-verify-warn-others-noticeable-increase-in-digital-scams-in-july-december-2022