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  1. Projekt och kompletterande finansiering Det går att stöda utvecklingsprojekt inom polisverksamheten med kompletterande finansiering. Följande projekt har finansierats helt eller delvis med kompletterande finansiering. Pågående projekt Öppna alla S...
    https://poliisi.fi/sv/projekt-och-kompletterande-finansiering
  2. 5.6.2026 | The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) has completed the criminal investigation into damage to two subsea telecommunications cables in the Gulf of Finland in late 2025. The investigation has concluded with four suspects.
    https://poliisi.fi/en/-/investigation-into-fitburg-cable-damage-concluded
  3. Criminal investigation process If the police has reason to suspect that a crime has been committed, a pre-trial investigation is opened. The length of the investigation depends on the nature of the crime. Simple and clear-cut criminal offences are...
    https://poliisi.fi/en/crime-investigation
  4. 13.4.2026 | The criminal investigation into the unmanned aerial vehicle found in Iitti, Päijät-Häme continues. The Border Guard investigates the incident as a suspected territorial violation, and the National Bureau of Investigation investigates a suspected grossly negligent endangerment.
    https://poliisi.fi/en/-/criminal-investigation-into-unmanned-aerial-vehicle-in-iitti-continues
  5. 7.5.2026 | The criminal investigation has covered a range of suspected offences across the territories of three reindeer herding co-operatives, including aggravated money laundering, aggravated fraud, aggravated hunting offences and an aggravated nature conservation offence.
    https://poliisi.fi/en/-/national-bureau-of-investigation-and-border-guard-conclude-major-criminal-investigation-involving-reindeer-herding-in-upper-lapland
  6. Court proceedings The parties to court proceedings in criminal cases are the victim (the injured party), the accused (the defendant) and the prosecutor. The injured party has a stake in the proceedings if they have claims against the defendant, i....
    https://poliisi.fi/en/legal-proceedings
  7. News archive Search... Select department All Central Finland Police Department Eastern Finland Police Department Eastern Uusimaa Police Department Helsinki Police Department Häme Police Department Lapland Police Department National Police Board Os...
    https://poliisi.fi/en/news-archive
  8. The Victims’ Directive improves the rights of crime victims Directives are one form of EU legislation. The purpose of the Victims’ Directive is to obligate EU member countries to take the crime victims’ position into account in legislation. The Di...
    https://poliisi.fi/en/the-victims-directive
  9. 4.6.2026 | The National Bureau of Investigation has largely completed an extensive criminal investigation involving Uros Oy, in which the suspected criminal damage amounts to nearly 38 million euros. The case involves multiple suspected aggravated financial offences and dozens of persons interviewed across several countries.
    https://poliisi.fi/en/-/extensive-financial-crime-investigation-involving-uros-oy-draws-to-a-close
  10. The Police definition of street gangs refers to groups associated with certain urban neighbourhoods, with several active identified individuals and defined hierarchies and leaders.
    https://poliisi.fi/en/criminality-by-street-gangs
  11. Police en Newsroom Blog Are the police the only party whose duty it is to prevent domestic violence? 20.2.2026 11.28 Blog I work as the head of Crime Prevention at the National Police Board. I have been following the news about domestic violence a...
    https://poliisi.fi/en/-/are-the-police-the-only-party-whose-duty-it-is-to-prevent-domestic-violence-
  12. Internal supervision is one of the work tasks of everyone working for the Police. Internal monitoring involves everyday procedures and ways of acting aimed at securing operational legality and productivity.
    https://poliisi.fi/en/internal-supervision
  13. Did you get a fine? If you are caught speeding, the police will give you a fine. Similarly, a fine may be issued if you drive a vehicle subject to a prohibition of use due to unpaid vehicle tax. In ordinary cases like these, a process called the f...
    https://poliisi.fi/en/did-you-get-a-fine
  14. Applying for a gambling licence Apply for a gambling licence by submitting a written application. Write your application in Finnish or Swedish. Send the application and attachments to the National Police Board via the online service, by email, or ...
    https://poliisi.fi/en/applying-for-a-gambling-licence
  15. What does trafficking in human beings mean? Human trafficking does not mean a sale as a single event. Human trafficking is a process of exploitation, where the perpetrator tries to gain financial profit by subjugating the victim by different means...
    https://poliisi.fi/en/trafficking-in-human-beings
  16. Police en Newsroom Blog Be cautious online – cyber-enabled crime on the increase 3.4.2025 13.07 Blog What is cyber-enabled crime? Mikko Kiiski: From the point of view of the police, one of the most typical criminal phenomena related to the online ...
    https://poliisi.fi/en/-/be-cautious-online-cyber-enabled-crime-on-the-increase
  17. Mediation Victims of crime can also get help from mediation that can be applied to many kinds of offences. The police consider the possibilities for mediation in all criminal matters. In mediation, the parties come face to face with each other and...
    https://poliisi.fi/en/mediation
  18. Police emblem and how to use it correctly The sword-and-lion emblem is one of the best known symbols of Finnish police. The appearance and use of the emblem is regulated by the Finnish Government’s Decree on the Police. The police emblem consists ...
    https://poliisi.fi/en/usage-of-police-symbol-images
  19. Emergency response Emergency number – 112 If you need urgent police assistance, call the national emergency number 112. If someone has been injured, begin administering first aid. Prevent any further damage from occurring, if possible. You do not ...
    https://poliisi.fi/en/emergency-services
  20. Unlicensed firearms and explosives You can hand over unlicensed firearms, firearm components, cartridges, specially dangerous projectiles and explosives to the police without legal consequences. However, must report them to the police on your own ...
    https://poliisi.fi/en/unlicensed-firearms-and-explosives