The train station at CPH will be a fun place to be
Jan 10, 2016, 1:20 pm
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There was some kind of disruptive protest at CPH -- in the airport terminal, on the stairs to/from the train platform, and on the platform -- within the past few days. I am not sure when it was but lots more Danish police got CPH duty hours this month than usual.
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Jan 11, 2016, 7:36 am
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Hopefully nobody tries to walk along the rail tracks to cross the bridge from CPH to Sweden, or the backlog at CPH is going to become much worse.
Apparently there were some reports of people attempting to walk along the road part of/toward the bridge from Denmark to Sweden, with Swedish authorities telling the Danish authorities to stop those walkers as they were still on the Danish side and making a break for the Swedish side. That stuff doesn't really interrupt the rail traffic at least.
Apparently there were some reports of people attempting to walk along the road part of/toward the bridge from Denmark to Sweden, with Swedish authorities telling the Danish authorities to stop those walkers as they were still on the Danish side and making a break for the Swedish side. That stuff doesn't really interrupt the rail traffic at least.
Jan 11, 2016, 8:16 am
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Well, quite. If something happened to that person, the body could fall in joint jurisdiction of the Swedish and Danish police forces, the investigation being led by officers whose characters are in a way an exaggeration of their national character. This would then continue for ten weeks, to a rather unsatisfactory ending, revealing just how long it had been planned for.
Jan 11, 2016, 8:59 am
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Well, quite. If something happened to that person, the body could fall in joint jurisdiction of the Swedish and Danish police forces, the investigation being led by officers whose characters are in a way an exaggeration of their national character. This would then continue for ten weeks, to a rather unsatisfactory ending, revealing just how long it had been planned for.
