Our Reaction to Swedish Police are the BEST! 🇸🇪 (from Gotland to Stockholm)

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  @MaxSujyNorden · 2 years ago · pinned

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  @meteerbil2078 · 2 years ago

  She is in Visby on the island of Gotland . (Im actually there now. Have my summer house here). Itchy boots are an incredible dutch woman who travel the world on her bike. All alone. Shes been around in Africa. She went from south america through central america to north america. Shes amazing.

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  @TheSeptemberSessions_music · 2 years ago

  Sujy is so funny! She reacts from the heart! I love that!

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  @martinfranzen9151 · 2 years ago

  I&apos;m really happy. Both for you to get this experience and for me to see your reaction to it and yes..i&apos;ve been following you for a long time 🙏❤️

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  @tovep9573 · 2 years ago

  I was so shocked when I lived in the UK in the early 2000&apos;s and saw how dirty everything was. Still remember my outrage when I saw someone just throw trash from their car directly onto the road. We do get a lot of potholes in Sweden. They will fix important roads very regularly while some smaller roads might be quite an adventure to drive on - especially in the countryside up north. The water in Stockholm is quite clean nowadays and you can go swimming in the middle of the city (but not in the Stockholm stream or you&apos;ll drown).

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• SA

  @SamuelLidström · 2 years ago

  We get -30 celcius here in Sweden too, but part of the money from our high taxes goes to maintaining our roads :) As long as you pay for it there are always ways keep things nice and clean.

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  @meteerbil2078 · 2 years ago

  Gotland has around 61 000 citizens. And there are around 900 000 tourists/year. One week in july theres the &quot;Stockholm week&quot;. Its a really big party week.

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  @Flokarl1 · 2 years ago (edited)

  Summertime this old Gothic city Visby on the island of Gotland (Sweden) &nbsp;is such a hot spot to go to partywise!!!...This time in the morning &nbsp;all are sleeping though

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  @ahtunyarlathoteppy2360 · 2 years ago (edited)

  She&apos;s in the middle of a big city. The big nearby places are fully booked, if you want help immediately you have to move away from the inner city, and into the more sparsely populated area&apos;s. Yet they seemingly make room for ppl like these on a time crunch.

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  @ingvartorma9789 · 2 years ago

  Swedish, Finnish, Norwegian and Danish police officers are helpful and it is part of the profession to be so. You mentioned that you were from the US and that speaks to how shocked you were. Because in the USA it takes between 6 and 9 months to become a police officer, depending on which state you attend the training. In the Nordic countries, it takes longer to train as a police officer. in Sweden it is 2 ½ years of education at university to become a police officer and after that you are a police aspirant for 6 months before you become a police officer. <br>In Finland, Police Training is an academic police training for 3 years and you must achieve 180 points in the exam. <br>In Denmark, police training is also 3 years, but here you do the police internship for 14 months before you become a police officer. in Norway it is like in Finland when it comes to police expansion, that is. <br>academic police training 3 years and you must achieve 180 points in the exam. <br>in Sweden, this is included in the training to become a police officer: Police training gives you knowledge about the role of the police in society, our regulations and methods. Theory is interspersed with practice, where a large part is about practicing your skills in police situations. You will learn to analyze problems, seek knowledge, see connections, find solutions, make decisions and evaluate your efforts. <br> <br>The studies include subjects such as law, criminology, nursing science, behavioral science, social work and political science. They are integrated with police subjects such as crime prevention work, criminal investigation, investigation into violent and drug crimes, interrogation and interview methodology, forensics, conflict management, IT and communication systems, road safety, police tactical driving and self-protection. Self-protection requires both fitness and a certain strength. <br> <br>Questions about human rights, ethics, values ​​and treatment are integrated throughout the education period to raise awareness of norms and values. <br> <br>Great importance is placed on increasing your self-awareness and your ability to make well-balanced decisions in different situations. <br>If a Swedish police officer behaved like an American police officer, there would be talk of being fired, the same applies to Finnish, Norwegian and Danish police officers. The police are there to help and protect the citizens. Politeness and calm behavior must be the police in the Nordic countries.

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  @christinajacobsson7739 · 2 years ago

  If you want to see more of my beautiful island, Gotland, you should check out episode 18 and 19 from the same lady. 💕

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  @ahtunyarlathoteppy2360 · 2 years ago

  Ya both talked over when she explained where she was in the start XD Ironically discussing where she was XD

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