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After the act of violence – the police are stepping up preparedness in Sundsvall

today at 10.57 Anna Sjögren

Several of the recent acts of violence in Stockholm can be linked to a conflict over the drug market in Sundsvall, according to previous information to Aftonbladet.

Now the police in Medelpad are increasing their preparedness, reports Sundsvalls Tidning. They have tightened their surveillance to detect and prevent serious violent crimes in the city.

– We have increased staffing and check both people and cars in certain areas. We work aggressively against certain people and keep ourselves up-to-date on who makes a living from this type of activity, says Josef Wiklund to the newspaper.

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