Oslo police chief highlights impact of organized crime on police resources

vg.no (Swedish)

Oslo's police chief warns of a dramatic increase in organized crime, impacting the police's ability to handle everyday offenses. Oslo now faces 120 criminal networks with 800 individuals, leading to potential delays in responding to crimes like car theft. The police chief emphasizes the need for more officers. This surge is attributed to Norway's wealth making it attractive to international criminal groups, who exploit digital methods and recruit young people, marking a significant shift in criminal activity.


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