Finnish Police Investigate Suspected Intrusions Into Lawmakers' Homes
Finnish police are investigating suspected intrusions targeting fewer than 20 lawmakers, though no signs of forced entry or theft have been found.
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Finnish police are investigating suspected intrusions into the homes of lawmakers, according to a report by Anadolu Agency.
Fewer than 20 lawmakers are believed to have been targeted, the report said, though investigators have found no signs of forced entry or theft at the properties involved.
Anadolu Agency's report did not specify when the suspected intrusions occurred, which lawmakers were affected, or whether police have identified any suspects.
Authorities have not indicated whether the incidents are believed to be linked to one another or to any broader security threat against Finland's parliament.
Sources
- Finnish police investigate suspected intrusions into lawmakers’ homes — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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