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Police Chief Sounds Alarm About Criminal Children

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The average age among reported youth in Trondheim has fallen to under 15 years, according to figures Klassekampen has received from the police.
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The Police in Trondheim Are Concerned About the Development in Youth Crime.

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Raising the Alarm About Criminal Children in Trondheim

The average age among reported youth in Trondheim has fallen to under 15 years, according to figures Klassekampen has received from the police.

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Police Chief Sounds Alarm About Criminal Children

The average age among reported youth in Trondheim has fallen to under 15 years, according to figures Klassekampen has received from the police.

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gauldalsposten.no broke the news on Friday, June 12, 2026.
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