Tel-Chai Nation

But even in urban areas, you can't say they're particularly effective either. Some country politicians have lamented:

Swedish politicians in the northeastern area of Skåne county have complained there are no police in their area as available officers are sent to the heavily migrant-populated city of Malmö to help deal with serious crimes.

Lars Johnsson of the Moderate Party sits on the local council for the municipality of Hässleholm and has expressed concern over the lack of police in the city centre which is becoming rife with problems, Swedish broadcaster SVT reports.

“It’s not just a hub for travellers but also for drug trafficking and the problem is that we have too few police officers,” Johnsson said.

In other areas of the county like Östra Göinge, there is also a lack of available police officers. “We currently have no police presence at all. Our municipal police are sent to Malmö and we are leaving now we know that crime will increase,” Moderate Party politician Patric Åberg said.

Pär Cederholm, head of the Hässleholm police, said he worried that some officers will quit because of the strain of the work in Malmö which would decrease the number of available officers ever further.

Except that whatever sum they have, it's not proving very effective at all, no thanks to their floodgate of migrant welcomings. It's better to employ the army to deal with the crisis, but chances are even that'll be botched.

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