polisen.se
Public website of Sweden's national police service with crime news, appeals for information and police job openings
About polisen.se
Polisen is the official website of the Swedish police service. It publishes news and events, appeals for public help with crimes and incidents, and information organised by county.
The audience is the general public in Sweden. The site also presents recruitment for police roles and training information for prospective officers.
The site states the vision "Vi gör hela Sverige tryggt och säkert" (making all of Sweden safe and secure). Current topics include fraud awareness, protecting children from criminal gang recruitment and domestic violence.
Product: Public information and reporting website for the Swedish police, covering news, appeals for help and county-level updates.
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