Three dead in Uppsala: gang crime escalates in Sweden!

Three dead in Uppsala: gang crime escalates in Sweden!

In the Swedish city of Uppsala, there was a tragic incident in which three people killed through shots. According to reports, a masked perpetrator fled on an e-scooter after handing over the fatal shots. So far, the police have not been able to arrest anyone, which further exacerbates the tense security conditions in Sweden. The rail traffic was temporarily stopped on the evening of the incident in order not to be in the way of the investigation, as the ZDF is now widespread and affects not only certain districts, as was the case in the past. One example is the murder of the 39-year-old family man Mikael Janicki, who was shot in a Stockholm suburb on April 10, while his 12-year-old son was present. In this case, three young people were arrested, who are said to have received 13,000 euros each for the murders. Such order murders are part of an alarming development that is continuously shown in Sweden.

The past has made it clear that open violence is used as a "intimidation capital" to consolidate the call in the criminal milieu. Organized crime is deeply rooted and the masterminds are often active in other countries such as Turkey. Despite the repulsive image, many young people in the gangs seem to live in a constant anxiety. The Swedish state has started to tighten the security measures, with more police presence and harder legislation to counter this growing threat.

In addition, the Swedish Democrats call for a reduction in immigration and returns of people who do not integrate into society. These demands are in the context of increasing violence, in which reports of up to 30 police officers are involved, which pass on information to the gangs. Those developments underline the complexity of the problem and the challenges that the Swedish society faces while it takes up the fight against gang crime and violence.