Residents frustrated: "Terrible to own one's own street"

When SVT's team is on site at the crime scene, they encounter Claudia.

She lives in the area and says that she is very worried after what happened.

- I was very worried.

I went and checked if my son was in his bed, I saw that he was in bed and could breathe out.

It's awful and I was really disappointed when it was on my street.

We do not feel safe here, she tells SVT Öst.

Done too little

She is frustrated and thinks that too little is being done politically.

- It is terrible just when you wake up at 06 and see that it is your own street that has been affected.

This is the government's fault from A to Z. How do these weapons get into Sweden?

Stricter rules are required, says Claudia.

Several shootings

This spring, a young man was shot to death in Berga, a few weeks later a young teenage boy in the same district and now in the autumn, a gang leader was shot to death inside a restaurant in Skäggetorp's center.

Claudia thinks more surveillance cameras are needed in the areas.

- You can count the days between the shootings in Linköping.

It's awful.