Hand Grenades and Gang Violence Rattle Sweden’s Middle Class<br />Even President Trump weighed in on the issue, saying<br />that after taking in “large numbers” of immigrants, Sweden was “having problems like they never thought possible.”<br />Police officials are more likely to attribute gang violence to a failure of integration, citing a recent study of a Swedish street gang<br />that found 24 percent of its members were ethnic Swedes, and 42 percent had been born in Sweden.<br />An earlier jolt came with the death of Mr. Zuniga, who on Jan. 7 picked up the grenade, which the police<br />believe had been thrown by members of a local gang targeting a rival gang or police officers.<br />“I think we’re going to see, if we don’t stop it, more drive-by shootings with Kalashnikovs and hand grenades,” he said.<br />Varby Gard has produced a street gang, the Varby Gard Network, which the police have been monitoring for two years.
