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  1. A peek behind the percentage figures: New research on the relationship between the police and citizens in Finland - Police

    19.11.2024 | Research by the Police University College dives behind the figures of the police barometer, implemented every two years. The analyses focus on three themes: shortage of police resources, crimes not reported due to fear of retaliation, and threatening of crime victims and witnesses in the criminal process.
    https://poliisi.fi/en/-/25254699/a-peek-behind-the-percentage-figures-new-research-on-the-relationship-between-the-police-and-citizens-in-finland

  2. The number of suspected hate crimes peaked last year - Police

    10.10.2024 | According to an annual report by the Police University College, the number of suspected hate crimes continued to increase in 2023.
    https://poliisi.fi/en/-/25254699/the-number-of-suspected-hate-crimes-peaked-last-year

  3. Police traffic safety work paid off in 2024 - Police

    28.2.2025 | The number of traffic enforcement measures has increased, the number of drink-driving offences has decreased and the number of road deaths has continued to fall. More effective and targeted police enforcement has contributed to this positive trend, according to a recent police traffic blog.
    https://poliisi.fi/en/-/police-traffic-safety-work-paid-off-in-2024

  4. Police will do more narcotics testing in traffic - Police

    28.5.2025 | The use of narcotics in traffic is strictly prohibited in Finland, and the legislation is based on zero tolerance for driving under the influence of narcotics. The police are increasing the number of narcotics tests performed in traffic. The condition of the drivers is verified by means of both surveillance campaigns and individual stops.
    https://poliisi.fi/en/-/police-will-do-more-narcotics-testing-in-traffic