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Organised crime According to the Criminal Code, an organised criminal group is a group that consists of at least three people who cooperate to commit serious crimes. The most visible manifestation of organised criminal groups are those that wear s...https://poliisi.fi/en/offences/crime-categories/organised-crime
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Hate crimes What is a hate crime? The Finnish law does not define the concept of a hate crime specifically. In general terms, hate crime is a crime motivated by prejudice or hostility towards the victim’s ethnic or national origin. The crime may a...https://poliisi.fi/en/hate-crimes
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International cooperation Finnish police pursue broad cross-border cooperation. The cooperation is considered international, as it takes place across Finland’s national borders. Cooperation is important, because the Finnish police can only operate...https://poliisi.fi/en/international-cooperation
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Career story of Detective Sergeant Mirka Törhönenhttps://poliisi.fi/en/crime-prevention-across-national-borders
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Entering international positions Work in governmental positions offers the opportunity to enter international duties. Finnish experts are hired by the European Union (EU), United Nations (UN) and research organisations, for instance. Finland parti...https://poliisi.fi/en/international-tasks
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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
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Police en Newsroom Blog Crime prevention in villages, schools and increasingly online 13.11.2024 10.24 Blog The Finnish police have earned the trust and respect of citizens through their actions. This is backed up by various surveys on trust in au...https://poliisi.fi/en/-/crime-prevention-in-villages-schools-and-increasingly-online
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Interpol has been a success story, also measured in terms of membership numbers. Today’s Interpol members are Police authorities of 195 states.https://poliisi.fi/en/long-history-of-international-police-cooperation
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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
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17.4.2026 | As part of an international joint operation coordinated by Europol called Operation PowerOFF, the Finnish Police have taken down illegal DDoS services intended for carrying out distributed denial of service attacks. The users registered with these services include thousands of people from Finland.https://poliisi.fi/en/-/police-warn-thousands-of-ddos-service-users-a-denial-of-service-attack-is-a-crime
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Financial criminals steal from our shared wealth In financial crime, business activities are exploited for financial gain. Statutory responsibilities may be neglected or business activities may be used for criminal purposes. When financial crimina...https://poliisi.fi/en/financial-crimes
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27.4.2026 | Police call-out volumes continue to rise — police concerned about the increasing violence of youth crimehttps://poliisi.fi/en/-/police-call-out-volumes-continue-to-rise-police-concerned-about-the-increasing-violence-of-youth-crime
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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
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Information for international arrivals This information is designed for people who are planning a trip to Finland and want to know about immigration rules, what travel documentation is required and how to deal with Finnish police. The Police of Fi...https://poliisi.fi/en/information-for-travellers
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19.2.2026 | What factors undermine citizens’ strong trust in the Finnish police? Why do Finns have such a high level of trust in the police? These themes are discussed in the second part of the publication “The Police and the Public”.https://poliisi.fi/en/-/25254699/being-the-victim-of-a-violent-or-sexual-crime-may-reduce-trust-in-the-police
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4.12.2025 | According to the Police Barometer, Finns are particularly concerned about crimes committed by young people, firearms, and the use and sale of drugs in public places. The police have defined crime prevention as the priority for next year.https://poliisi.fi/en/-/next-year-the-police-will-focus-on-crime-prevention-especially-crimes-committed-by-young-people-and-children
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20.11.2025 | A research project funded by the Ministry of the Interior examined the current state of street gang crime and explored what is needed to effectively disrupt the activities of criminal networks.https://poliisi.fi/en/-/25254699/combating-gang-crime-requires-cooperation-and-information-sharing
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11.12.2024 | Polisen i Finland har, som en del av en gemensam internationell PowerOFF-operation för judiciella myndigheter, tagit ur bruk webbplatser som erbjuder olagliga booter- och stressertjänster. Detta berör även hundratals användare i Finland.https://poliisi.fi/sv/-/polisen-varnar-anvandare-av-crime-as-a-service-tjanster-overbelastningsattacker-ar-kriminella
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4.11.2025 | ENVIRONMENTAL CRIME IN FINLAND Review 2024 National Working Group on Monitoring Environmental Crime 01 August 2024 2 Summary TITLE Environmental Crime Report 2024 PREPARED BY Finnish National Group for Monitoring of Environmental Offences PUBLISHE...https://poliisi.fi/documents/25235045/28576016/Enviromental-crime-report-2024.pdf/3967e657-f741-c932-af46-92e11f590179?t=1762259086251
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10.10.2025 | The Police University College of Finland is participating in two research projects that will provide an overview of the current situation with organised crime and related phenomena in Finland and the Nordic countries.https://poliisi.fi/en/-/25254699/police-university-college-involved-in-research-projects-investigating-the-state-of-organised-crime