The police’s national operational department (Noa) has a new intelligence chief, reports DN.
Charlotta Höglund takes over the job after Linda Staaf, who has been given other duties. Charlotta Höglund comes most recently from Försvarets radioanstalt (FRA), where she has been head of the counter-terrorism office since 2017.
Before that, according to DN, she worked at the Military Intelligence Service, Must, and in the Armed Forces’ foreign force.
The police also confirm that it will be Charlotta Höglund who succeeds Linda Staaf.
According to DN, a total of eight applicants have been interviewed for the position, of which four are women and four are men – two civilians and six police officers.
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