Thursday, July 16, 2026
HomeWorldSweden uses drones to combat gang crime

Sweden uses drones to combat gang crime

Published on

For the first time, police drones will fly over a Swedish city for several months. The Swedish government wants to allow police to monitor in a way they have never done before.

The police will monitor Helsingborg using drones for three consecutive months, from October 6 to January 6.  Police Chief Christian Nordin believes this creates security and helps police fight gang crime.

The police will monitor Helsingborg using drones for three consecutive months, from October 6 to January 6. Police Chief Christian Nordin believes this creates security and helps police fight gang crime.

The short version

“Very good. But I don’t like it if you shoot lying on the balcony sunbathing. Otherwise just keep driving,” one wrote.

“It’s a shame that it’s needed. But it’s good that the police are doing everything they can for our safety,” another wrote on the Helsingborg police Facebook page. Last month, the city’s 150,000 residents were able to see or hear Drones Drones A drone is an unmanned aerial vehicle that can be controlled by remote control or flown autonomously using software, sensors, and GPS. It can be equipped with a camera and audio recording. all the time.

Read the full story by subscribing

Latest articles

Microsoft Reportedly Preparing New Round of Layoffs Affecting Less Than 2.5% of Workforce

Microsoft is reportedly planning another round of job cuts as major technology companies continue...

Meta Introduces Usage Limits for AI Features on Smart Glasses

Meta is placing new restrictions on some of the artificial intelligence features available through...

Samsung Teases Wider Foldable Smartphone Ahead of Next Galaxy Unpacked Event

Samsung is offering an early glimpse at what could be a significant design change...

Inside the CBS News Clash Over Bari Weiss, David Ellison, and the Future of 60 Minutes

A growing internal battle at CBS News has erupted into one of the most...

More like this

Microsoft Reportedly Preparing New Round of Layoffs Affecting Less Than 2.5% of Workforce

Microsoft is reportedly planning another round of job cuts as major technology companies continue...

Meta Introduces Usage Limits for AI Features on Smart Glasses

Meta is placing new restrictions on some of the artificial intelligence features available through...

Samsung Teases Wider Foldable Smartphone Ahead of Next Galaxy Unpacked Event

Samsung is offering an early glimpse at what could be a significant design change...