Malmö police raid 60 firms in anti-human-trafficking sweep
Police working with Malmö city and national agencies inspected about 60 businesses, seizing vehicles and a ton of unsafe food while launching investigations into two suspected human-trafficking cases.
The operation, part of the larger Operation Gripen 2, targeted a range of enterprises including nail salons, car workshops, waste firms, restaurants and wholesalers. So far, authorities have issued six million kronor in fines, confiscated cars and a ton of questionable food, and shut down three illegal dwellings. Seven charges for alleged environmental offences have also been filed, and two tips on possible human-trafficking will be pursued.
Why it matters
The crackdown targets suspected human-trafficking and related illegal activities, highlighting enforcement priorities in Malmö.
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