Wednesday, November 02, 2005

Zero tolerance for rioters in Århus

Zero tolerance for rioters in Århus

Police in Århus have announced a zero tolerance policy over for the troublemakers who have been rampaging through a suburb of Århus during the weekend. The area of Viby, just outside central Århus has witnessed a spate of riots all weekend with shop windows being smashed, a kindergarten burnt out and general violence occurring between mainly young people with immigrant backgrounds and the police. The zero tolerance hard-line has met criticism from an expert in youth research. Susasne Branner Jespersen said that a zero tolerance stance only increases the hatred between the youths and police. The Mayor of Århus Louise Gade dismissed the concerns of experts and said that a hard-line must be taken with these troublemakers so ordinary law-abiding citizens could feel safe in their homes.

Another arrested in terror plot

Danish police arrested another man yesterday in connection with a terror network planning attacks in Europe. The arrests bring the number of suspects held to seven. Detective chief superintendent Sten Skovgaard Larsen confirmed the arrest but would not give further detailed information other that the suspect was connected to those already in custody. None of the suspects identities have been revealed to the public, but police have confirmed that they are all aged between 16 and 20 and one is a female. Neither have the police confirmed if they are part of a larger network of terrorist operating in Europe.

4 Comments:

At November 02, 2005 5:07 PM, Blogger Don Miguel said...

The factual accuracy of just about everything in Wikipedia could be disputed.

 
At November 02, 2005 7:39 PM, Blogger hcp said...

Se kartläggningen av den svensk-danska terroristhärvan på

http://jihadimalmo.blogspot.com/2005/11/den-svensk-danska-terroristhrvan.html

hälsningar
hcp

 
At November 02, 2005 11:37 PM, Blogger eLarson said...

Thank you for your reporting, Fjordman. I've added you to my blogroll.

 
At November 03, 2005 5:47 PM, Blogger Don Miguel said...

tefta:

Yes, as long as it is not Wikipedia. And I'm sure there is no need for me to mention what is wrong with Wikipedia.

 

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