The Swedish government has announced a significant investment of 3.5 billion kronor to enhance the police and justice system, including a controversial proposal to forgive student loans for police academy graduates.

This initiative aims to attract more young people to the police force, a move welcomed by future police student Jonathan Häggblom.

However, critics argue that this could widen the gap between police officers and civilian investigators, whose roles are crucial yet underappreciated.

The proposal also includes plans to improve the operational capabilities of the security police and expand the prison system.

While some see these measures as a step in the right direction, others believe that focusing on improving working conditions and teamwork within the police force is equally important.