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Sweden Herald - Latest Sweden News | How children are used to launder money for gangs by Sweden Herald AI generated summary, Read the full article for complete information. Swedish police warn that gangs are increasingly exploiting children to launder money, often recruiting them via messaging apps, TikTok, Snapchat or online games and offering quick cash for transferring funds tied to fraud, drug or human‑trafficking. A Novus survey of 716 children aged 9‑17 found that one in twenty had been approached to receive or send money, many without realizing it was illegal, and a sizable share would not report the contact to an adult. The police’s National Fraud Center stresses personal responsibility, noting that even unwitting transfers can lead to blocked accounts, bans from services like Swish, and future employment or travel restrictions, while debts may drive youths into more serious crimes. Parents are urged to monitor their children’s online activity, bank accounts and social contacts, educate them on the risks, and advise them to lie (e.g., claim they lack a Swish account) if pressured, as well as to report suspicious transactions to banks and police. Read more: https://swedenherald.com/article/how-children-are-used-to-launder-money-for-gangs #NationalFraudCenter #Police #Sweden #criminalgangs #organizedcrime

Times of India | Zero tolerance on crime, corruption: New Etah SSP outlines policing priorities in 1st media meet Newly appointed SSP Elamaran G unveiled an aggressive strategy to bolster law enforcement in Etah. The plan prioritizes swift justice for offenders through 'Operation Conviction,' constant surveillance of top criminals, and a zero-tolerance approach to organized crime and corruption. Enhanced traffic management and special attention to crimes against women are also key components. Read more: https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/agra/zero-tolerance-on-crime-corruption-new-etah-ssp-outlines-policing-priorities-in-1st-media-meet/articleshow/129952875.cms #elamarang #etah #ssp #organizedcrime #corruption