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  1. 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

  2. Mental health crises encountered increasingly in the everyday work of the police - Police

    3.11.2025 | The police encounter every day situations where citizens need help due to their mental health problems. This can be seen in all areas of policing, especially in law enforcement and response assignments.
    https://poliisi.fi/en/-/mielen-kriisit-poliisin-arjessa-kasvava-osa-tyota-ja-kohtaamisia-1

  3. 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

  4. 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