Sweden's Västsverige Marks Year Without Gang Killings

No one has been killed in gang-related violence in the police region of Västsverige, Sweden, for a full year, a milestone that officials attribute to targeted police work and community cooperation. The region, which includes Gothenburg, had previously seen a series of deadly shootings linked to criminal networks. Police say the achievement reflects a broader decline in violent crime, though they caution that the situation remains fragile.