The Finns Party's proposal for 1,000 new shooting ranges faces opposition from the Finnish Police Board, which states it lacks the capacity to process or supervise their environmental requirements.
Finnish police in Southwest Finland suspect two 14-year-old girls of igniting numerous fires in Turku, with their parents assisting the police in identifying the duo.
Finnish police are searching for a suspected fourth downed drone in southeastern Finland, as Ukrainian attack drones targeting Russian positions near the Finnish border have led to increased drone sightings in the region.
Finnish police have confirmed that a foreign state drone crashed into Lake Pyhäjärvi in Parikkala, leading to the evacuation of about ten people from the exclusion zone.
Finnish police have concluded a preliminary investigation into a USB stick found at a flea market containing personal data of nearly 200 individuals, citing the expiration of the statute of limitations for the data protection crime.
Police in Päijät-Häme, Finland, are investigating a woman suspected of defrauding hundreds of people of a total of 100,000 euros through a charity scam, with funds allegedly intended for the needy but used for her personal benefit.
The Finnish Central Criminal Police is investigating a widespread reindeer theft ring in Lapland, a crime that has reportedly continued for years and allegedly involves prominent figures within local communities.
Police in Jyväskylä, Finland, have launched a criminal investigation into a gym suspected of a series of fraud offenses related to its services, advising consumers to be cautious when signing contracts.
Finnish police are investigating whether a suspect in the murder of an elderly person may also be responsible for the killing of a postwoman in 2022, due to similarities in the cases.
Finnish police have issued a warning to guardians via a Wilma message about an individual approaching children in the Aviapolis area of Vantaa. The principal of Ylästö school is not aware of any specific observations related to the incidents.
Police in Central Finland are investigating a fatal accident at the Himos ski resort in Jämsä, where an Estonian man died, as a cause-of-death inquiry.
Police Commissioner Ilkka Koskimäki is interviewed on Yle aamu, where he states that actions in cases presented by MOT were "unequivocally wrong" and discusses police violence.
Finland's National Bureau of Investigation has reportedly raided the Helsinki police department again, arresting two officers and suspecting at least three of official misconduct in connection with their investigation into human trafficking crimes.
A police crime investigator in Helsinki has been convicted of assaulting a fellow officer, an incident captured on video showing a chief constable being thrown to the floor and sustaining injuries, revealing underlying resentment within the Helsinki police department.
Finnish police are investigating a fire in Lauttasaari, suspecting it was a contract arson. Two teenagers, one Finnish and one Iraqi national, born in 2008 and 2009, have been detained in connection with the incident.
A mother in Finland recounts how police allegedly assaulted her 16-year-old Black adopted son on New Year's 2021, leading to a loss of trust in the police.
Finnish police will seek the remand of a 71-year-old man on suspicion of five murders, two attempted murders and aggravated arson after a fatal apartment block fire in Vantaa.
The blaze tore through a residential building in the Pähkinärinne district in the early hours of Tuesday 3 March. Five members of a Somali family died.
Eastern Uusimaa Police said the suspect will be presented to the district court on Friday morning.
A police officer in Kuopio, Finland, was suspected of crimes for performing official duties during leisure time, but the district court dismissed the charges, ruling that officers can have valid reasons to work outside scheduled hours.
Finnish police are increasing real-time camera surveillance in Tampere and aim to expand it to dozens of other municipalities this year to prevent and investigate crimes.
Police in Tampere, Finland, suspect two boys, aged 16 and 18, of planning a violent act at a vocational college. Both individuals have been remanded in custody on suspicion of preparing a serious crime against life and health.
Police in Central Finland are investigating a data protection crime where an employee of a well-being services county is suspected of illegally accessing patient data for about a hundred individuals.
The Finnish National Bureau of Investigation (KRP) has confirmed that the perpetrator of the Malminkartano homicide is not linked to the murder of a postal worker in Myyrmäki, after laboratory tests were conducted due to similarities in the crime methods.
In Kurikka, Finland, police used a taser to subdue a woman who threatened them with an air rifle and attempted to set her dog on them, leading to suspicions of multiple crimes.
The Finnish National Bureau of Investigation (KRP) expects to complete its inquiry into a cable crime that occurred on New Year's Eve during the spring.
The Finnish National Bureau of Investigation has carried out one of Finland's largest drug seizures, with the confiscated drugs estimated to have a street value of 1.7 to 3.4 million euros.
Finnish police have announced they will not launch a preliminary investigation into allegations of tampering with the National Coalition Party's membership register, stating that personal data was not illegally disclosed.
Finnish police have launched an investigation into a data breach at Viking Line, with initial findings suggesting an international hacker group is responsible for compromising customer data.
Investigative journalist Jouni Munukka criticizes Finnish Police Chief Sanna Heikinheimo's statements, arguing they send a questionable message to officers in the field regarding the issue of police lying.
Finnish police are investigating whether an 11-year-old Finnish girl repatriated from Thailand was mistreated or neglected, following reports that she had sought help via email.
The Finnish Police Board is considering the closure or property changes for up to 21 police stations and service points, a plan that has sparked mixed reactions within local police departments.
The Police University College in Finland has experienced attempts by organized crime to infiltrate its ranks, though the rector assures that current screening processes are effective in detecting such connections.
Finnish police say organised crime networks recruited teenagers to carry out a contract killing attempt linked to a drug debt, after a fire in a residential building in Vantaa placed dozens of residents in danger last December.
The investigation by Helsinki Police centres on a stairwell fire in the Korso district of Vantaa on 17 December 2025. Authorities suspect two boys aged 15 set the blaze as part of a planned murder attempt targeting a relative of a person who owed money from a drug deal.
Finnish police are investigating two 15-year-olds suspected of attempted contract murder, a case they say is connected to Swedish organized crime and a street gang in North Helsinki.
A Finnish police officer was acquitted of charges related to illegally viewing people's data and has returned to work, a decision that has left the prosecutor and several victims dissatisfied.
Finnish police suspect a husband murdered his wife by hitting her on the head in Malminkartano, with preliminary interrogations indicating financial disputes as the motive.
Finnish police are investigating three men, two of whom are former directors of Oma Säästöpankki (Oma Savings Bank), on suspicion of aggravated fraud and are seeking to seize their assets and those of two companies.
Police in Lapland, Finland, are investigating a dog sledding company suspected of illegally stapling dogs' wounds without anesthesia. The company is also accused of unauthorized use of state-owned land.
Police in South Ostrobothnia, Finland, suspect a property manager of committing dozens of aggravated embezzlements, primarily involving housing companies under their management in Seinäjoki.
Finnish police have completed DNA analysis, determining that the suspect in the Malminkartano murder case was not involved in the killing of a postal worker in Myyrmäki, finding no connection between the two homicides.
Finnish police have suspended their investigation into a suspected information leak concerning the Lisbon embassy, stating that investigators were unable to determine who committed which acts.
A Ukrainian drone carrying an unexploded warhead fell in Finland, prompting an apology from Ukraine to the Finnish government for the incident involving multiple drones entering Finnish airspace.
A Finnish Court of Appeal has denied a police officer leave to appeal, upholding his conviction for abandoning a disruptive young man in Sipoonkorpi wilderness instead of taking him to an emergency department.
Finnish police are investigating an alleged act of violence that occurred in Salpapuisto, Kouvola, on Tuesday evening, with both the victim and the suspect identified as underage girls.
Finnish police, in cooperation with the National Bureau of Investigation, have made one of the largest alpha-PVP drug seizures in Finland's history, revealing a Polish drug network operating surprisingly openly in the country.
Finnish police have concluded that the case involving an individual paying membership fees for others in the National Coalition Party does not constitute a crime.
In Finland, police interrogations are rarely recorded, a practice that lawyers criticize, stating that their accounts and official records often do not match. Police do not see a broader recording mandate as necessary.
Finnish police deported significantly more people last year than the previous year, a rise attributed to intensified efforts against organized crime and street gangs, according to the police's 2025 activity report.
Five individuals, identified as Italian and Albanian nationals, have been arrested in Vantaa, Finland, following a cleaner's discovery that led police to uncover a drug trafficking operation.
Several members of the Finnish police's human trafficking unit are suspected of official misconduct, with an investigation focusing on the unit's long-standing practices.
Aamulehti reports that the Finnish police are planning to shut down as many as 21 police stations, a move revealed in a letter from the National Police Board to police departments.
A police license secretary in Finland was accused of illegally accessing personal data of her own family members but was acquitted, claiming she was advised to do so by the police department.
Finnish police have provided limited details on a violent incident in Saarijärvi, confirming two arrests and stating that those involved knew each other, with no danger to bystanders.
Police in Central Finland are investigating a doctor and a psychologist suspected of unauthorized access to patient records, affecting approximately 60 individuals. The welfare region plans to implement new tools to prevent future data breaches.
A column discusses the inconsistent communication from Finnish police regarding a school attack where the perpetrator aimed to harm 'as many as possible,' noting that different police departments have varying views on what information to release.