The police report on the weapons law, Trelleborg
“Bullet hole in window, Trelleborg.”, the police write on their website.
The police in Skåne report this:
Residents discover what looks like bullet holes in their kitchen window in an apartment building on Stavstensvägen. Police are sent to the scene.
The initial assessment is that it is likely to be shots from air weapons.
Read more here.
Info about Weapons Act offences
The number of notifications of the Weapons Act has increased in Sweden by 47% between 2013-2021 *. Trelleborg is top 22 in Sweden this year in terms of firearms laws.
The city with the most crimes against the weapons law so far this year is Stockholm, followed by Örebro and Gothenburg. Brief facts about Trelleborg
Trelleborg is a town in Skåne, with 30,808 inhabitants. The soccer club Trelleborgs FF was founded in 1926 and has at best finished third in the Allsvenskan.
* The statistics come from the Crime Prevention Council
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