After the Fatal Beating in Copenhagen – Man Remains in Custody
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A Swedish man died after being assaulted at a World Cup event in Copenhagen. The suspect is now being held in custody, facing between eight and ten months in prison, according to the prosecutor.
Despite protests from defense attorneys, the judge chose to extend the imprisonment of a man charged with deadly violence.
The man in his 30s suspected of causing the death of police officer Christian Zedig was remanded in custody in Copenhagen today. He will be remanded in custody for another four weeks.
According to the prosecution, a 31-year-old man faces between eight and ten months in prison for beating a Swedish man during a big-screen event at Islands Brygge. The victim of the case is a 32-year-old man who is employed by the Swedish police, but was at the big-screen event as a private individual. The violent episode occurred in connection with a Norwegian scoring. The victim hit his head in the fall and died as a result of his injuries. Al…
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