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The National Police Board on social media

Our experts are on social media discussing police work and its development.

Below, you can find a list of our official accounts.

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X @SuomenPoliisi

Facebook @Suomenpoliisi

Instagram @suomen_poliisi

LinkedIn Poliisi-Polisen-Police of Finland

TikTok @poliisi.suomi

X @PoliisiTiedote

You can find the Finnish police on these social media services. Many of our units, police officers and other officials have their own accounts. 

Follow us and you will get to know the daily life of the police throughout Finland. 

Mikko Eränen

Assistant Police Commissioner

National Police Board

On administrative leave from 1.8.2024.

X: @MikkoEranen

Changes in the security environment from the viewpoint of the police.

Sanna Heikinheimo

Deputy National Police Commissioner

National Police Board

X: @S_Heikinheimo

Police Operations Unit.

Heikki Kallio

Chief Superintendent

National Police Board

X: @PoliisiHKallio

Traffic Surveillance and Traffic Safety.

Sami Kalliomaa

Chief Superintendent

National Police Board

X: @KalliomaaSami

Operational environment of the police and cooperation between the authorities.

Hannu Kautto

Assistant Police Commissioner

National Police Board

X: @HannuKautto

LinkedIn

International police cooperation.

Niina Koivisto

Chief Superintendent

National Police Board

X: @KoivistoN

Chief Superintendent, and lawyer who has worked on EU operations in the conflict areas of the world.  In the Finnish National Police Board Management Support responsible for the Police Strategy, Security Strategy for society, civilian crisis management and cooperation with counterparts (e.g. memorandum of understandings). 

Satu Koivu

Chief Superintendent, Chief of Human Resources

National Police Board

X: @SKoivuPOL

Human resources, Communications, International affairs.

Ilkka Koskimäki

National Police Commissioner

National Police Board

X: @ilkkakoskimki

The National Police Commissioner directs, develops and supervises the work of the National Police Board and the Police. The National Police Commissioner is also responsible for the performance level and preparation of issues by the officials at the National Police Board.

Marko Luotonen

Chief of Communications

National Police Board

X: @MarkoLuotonen

Control and development of Police Communications.

Mia Poutanen

Assistant Police Commissioner

National Police Board

On administrative leave from 1.7.2021.

X: @PoutanenMk

Public Order and Security and immigration issues.

Tuomas Pöyhönen

Chief Superintendent

National Police Board

X: @poyhonen_tuomas

Organised crime, drug-related crime.

Pasi Rissanen

Assistant Police Commissioner

National Police Board

X: @PoliisiPasi

Road safety and traffic control.

Kari Siivo

Chief Superintendent

National Police Board

X: @KariSiivo

Crime prevention.

Toni Sjöblom

Superintendent

LinkedIn

X: @ToniSjoblom

 

 

Crime Combating

Mika Sutela

Mika Sutela

Information Analyst

National Police Board

X: @sutelamika

Linkedln

Analytical Activities.

Eeva Törmänen

Chief Superintendent

Nationala Police Board

X: @poliisiEeva

Linkedin: Eeva Törmänen

Communications development, training and follow-up. Communication preparedness.

Kimmo Ulkuniemi

Chief Superintendent

National Police Board

X: @KimmoUlkuniemi

Cybercrimes.

Kai Vepsäläinen

Chief Superintendent

National Police Board

On administrative leave.

X: @KVepsalainen

Coordination of the procurement of use of force and protective equipment for the police, Nordic cooperation of patrolling police, and supervision of hunting and fishing by the police.

Pekka-Matias Väisänen

Assistant Police Commissioner

National Police Board

X: @PMVaisanenPOL

Internal control of legality.

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You are welcome to chat with us, ask questions and post criticism. Please do so politely, respecting the privacy of others and without offending anyone. Base your arguments on facts.

The administrators monitor the conversations and answer questions. Due to the high volume of questions, however, we are unfortunately unable to answer everyone.

Please do not use the police’s social media to

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  • post messages that could, under the Criminal Code of Finland, be classed as, for example, defamation or dissemination of information violating personal privacy. 
  • Posts that violate human dignity or incite criminal behaviour as well as racist and otherwise inappropriate posts can be removed. 

We never comment on private matters.

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You can always find a list of the authentic social media accounts of the Finnish Police at police.fi/social-media.