Following a recent murder involving an ambulance in Sweden, debate has arisen regarding information sharing between police, dispatch centers, and ambulance services. Investigators are reportedly hesitant about a proposed “flagging” system, where individuals known to pose a risk to healthcare workers would be identified. Concerns center on potential privacy violations and the practical challenges of implementing such a system effectively. Proponents argue that improved data sharing could enhance the safety of paramedics and other first responders. The discussion follows an incident where a person attacked and killed an ambulance worker in Gothenburg. Authorities aim to find a balance between protecting healthcare personnel and upholding patient confidentiality and data protection laws within Sweden. The Swedish National Board of Forensic Medicine is reviewing current practices regarding risk assessments and information dissemination.