Stockholm
A black and white sticker featuring a person walking down a hallway with the text "Fråga Kriminologen" (Ask the Criminologist) in red and black. The sticker is affixed to a metal pole against a brick wall.

FRAGA KRIMINOLOGEN

13 November 2024 7
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