Second, the nationality of the perpetrators is often masked in case it is a foreigner.
Third, a random Google search isn’t exactly representative.
Obviously native Europeans have attacked police, medics etc. But organized mobs attacking firefighters, paramedics etc is a new phenomenon.
> Second, the nationality of the perpetrators is often masked in case it is a foreigner.
Ah, well, if we're going by nationality, I'm 6 for 6 - that last bloke with a Turkish surname was an ex-policeman, so I reckon he was probably a British national.
I think the random Google search is one up on a random internet denizen's unsourced opinion, to be honest. I kicked the tyres of your opinion with the most basic, cursory test and it came up short.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-39047455
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/sweden-faile...