There has been a lot of talk lately about the growing wave of violence. Not even so much in Norway, but in the capital itself. Once upon a time, Norway was a symbol of security. Nowadays, unfortunately, more and more of us are afraid to go out on city streets after dark. The overall number of reported offenses and crimes decreased in 2019. However, the violence itself is increasing in Oslo. That's what the latest police report says. Juveniles are responsible for most of the crimes recorded in 2019. What else is known from the reports? Is it really dangerous?
Oslo: Police Report. More and more juvenile offenders!
Let's take a closer look at the new reports:
“In recent years, people under the age of 18 constitute an increasing percentage of those suspected of acts of violence. The increase in the number of reports of cases of physical violence in 2018-2019 is entirely attributed to violence committed by young perpetrators. The number of reports where elderly people are suspects is decreasing.” – we read.
In addition, the report includes information on robberies, thefts, and knife robberies. We also informed about it on our website. As it turned out - on the way of the ongoing investigation. All of these situations, or at least most of them, are the result of internal conflicts. Misunderstandings within a particular group.
The work of the police is getting more and more difficult ...
In addition, we must point out that the work of the police is becoming more and more difficult. It is inextricably linked to stress, risk and tension. Why? Year by year, and even month by month, there are more and more blackmails and attacks by officials and uniformed services. It is worth noting that several acts of violence were related to religious denominations. We are talking here primarily about the controversial and shocking case of the murder of the attacker from the mosque in Bærum - Philip Manshaus. This man murdered his younger half-sister.
summarizing
The police are making every effort to strengthen preventive actions and patrols in Oslo. There are still very few of them. In addition, there is no team of policemen who could work - especially at night.
Source of information: https://www.nettavisen.no/
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