We begin our review of the traffic offenders and why society has such a hard time stopping them from meeting Johan Alm, group manager of the traffic police in Dalarna. Here are a number of clips where Alm tells about everyday life in the traffic police.

When the police seize the cars, the relapsing criminals go into traffic only and buy a new one: "It feels comfortless"

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When the police seize the cars, the relapsed criminals go into traffic only and buy a new one: "It feels comfortless" Photo: SVT

The police were close to being killed by a traffic criminal

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Got to throw themselves into the forest so as not to be executed by notorious traffic offenders Photo: SVT

The traffic criminals around the clock - can meet them anytime

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Police warning: "May face them around the clock". Photo: SVT

"Give police better tools"

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Traffic Police's call: "Give us better tools" Photo: SVT


We are not enough - "It will happen again"

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"This will happen again" Photo: SVT

The cases are placed on high - penalty relief instead of more severe penalties

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Traffic police about the punishment: "There will be penalty discounts instead of being seen as aggravating" Photo: SVT

The alarm goes off - in the middle of the interview

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Here goes the alarm about known traffic offender - in the middle of SVT's interview Photo: SVT

SVT reported · Follow SVT Dalarna's review of the traffic offenders and the law

May 28

Thanks!

Today we ask the question to Minister of Justice Morgan Johansson (S), "How do we get this stopped" and with that we end this review that has been going on with your help throughout the spring. We would like to extend a big thank you to all readers and viewers for questions, comments and their own stories that have driven the work forward.

• Here is the entire review in three minutes: https://www.svt.se/nyheter/localt/dalarna/har-ar-hela-review-pa-3-minutes-how-custom-the-handa

And what does Morgan Johansson answer? Well, he says that he himself has asked himself why in Swedish law there are so low penalties for drunk driving and illegal driving that the police have a hard time intervening.

- The police will be given more severe penalties and increased opportunities to arrest these people we are talking about. We will also see an expansion of the police operations in the coming years, ”says Morgan Johansson.

• Here is the interview with the Minister of Justice: https://www.svt.se/nyheter/lokalt/dalarna/ministerns-lofte-vi-komm-att-infora-hardare-straff-for-rattfylleri

SVT · Henrik Kilefors

20 mar07.07

How can you own cars when you do not have a driving license and get stuck for so much steering wheel load ??

Sally

Hi Sally,
That is a very good question. In addition, several of these notorious traffic offenders own a large number of vehicles, so you can only get into a new car when a vehicle is forfeited. I met the traffic police Johan Alm the other day and asked him, among other things, what you ask. Tomorrow we publish several interesting parts of that interview here at svt.se/dalarna.

Mvh, Henrik Kilefors, reporter

SVT · Henrik Kilefors

20 mar07.15

Raise the penalty! Now! If you kill someone at the dump, you should be charged with murder. Criminals in this country are overpowered.

Marie

Hi Marie,

Thank you for your comment. We take that view forward. We have booked an interview with a judge who has sentenced countless such cases and it will be interesting to hear what he says.

SVT · Henrik Kilefors

20 Mar07.24

This is a sneak to the girl's relatives.

Jan Ahren

20 Mar07.32

He has driven here in Mora o Orsa as if he were himself on the road o driven like a fool. It is murder when you kill someone he has done ...

dipstick

Hi Stickan,

And he is not alone in this behavior. We have mapped five of Dalarna's most dangerous car drivers, that article will come later in the day.

Mvh, Henrik Kilefors, reporter

SVT · Henrik Kilefors

20 Mar07.59

not at all strange, which is incredibly depressing with all the abusers they are sorry about, but those affected may blame themselves

Sune Dahlberg

20 Mar09.09

Sweden's legal system must be changed. It is completely wrong to receive a discount on the penalty time, come out after 2/3, a few months for serious crimes, etc. Start using the entire sentence scale for the various crimes and preferably the maximum penalty so that first-time criminals get a thinker. If you have an abuse it should be offered care and you do not take it so directly into the fine for a long time. As a victim, you have to fight for your rights while the criminal gets everything served.

Jessica

Hi Jessica, thanks for your comment.

How well the treatment of addicts works may well be something we investigate in the future.

Mvh, Henrik Kilefors, reporter

SVT · Henrik Kilefors

20 Mar09.27

Most people in Orsa knew him, bad that nobody did anything. There is something called Civil Courage.

Ove

20 Mar09.27

The defense wants him to go free one begins to wonder if they have been bought completely ill
He must have at least 20 years

Roffe

Hi Roffe,

The task of the defense is to represent the interests of their clients in the best possible way. That what is in the client's interest may not be in line with the public interest is not much to do.

Mvh, Henrik Kilefors, reporter

SVT · Henrik Kilefors

20 Mar09.35

How should we show citizens that we do not accept this type of recurring crime, where has the civil remedy taken the road? Do we look uneasily when the notorious drunk driver steps into his car and thinks that this will get someone else to take hold, someone in Stockholm?

Mattis

Hi Mattis,

In our conversation with traffic police Johan Alm (published tomorrow), he talks about people seeming to look at traffic offenses in a different way than other crime. That little other game rules seem to apply in traffic. One thing he particularly asked about is the phenomenon where people warn each other of the police's sobriety and speed checks in groups in social media. And that many of these relapse criminals are in these groups.

Mvh, Henrik Kilefors, reporter

SVT · Henrik Kilefors

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