Saturday, January 18, 2025

Broke the traffic law 25 times at 200 km/h – officer goes free

The prosecutor believed that a police officer should be deprived of his choir card. But the Court in Holbæk did not agree, and now the man has been acquitted.

An officer sat at the Court in Holbæk accused of 25 violations of the traffic law. Including i.a. to have short 200 km/h with an arrested person in the car and faced with mess several times.

The prosecution believed that the man should be punished with a fine and a disqualification from the right of way. But the district court did not agree.

And therefore the officer is not punished. This is written by TV2 via Ritzau.

It was the State Attorney in Copenhagen who, on the basis of an investigation by the so-called Independent Police Complaint Authority, chose to bring charges against the officer.

READ ALSO: Toyota with 3 cylinders costs almost DKK 800,000 in Denmark

The public prosecutor saw it, among other things. as an aggravating circumstance, that the officer drove madly with an arrested person in the car. However, charges could not be brought for insanity, as the conditions for which the officer was charged took place before the law was introduced in March 2021.

Why did the officer break the traffic law 25 times in 15 minutes? It emerged in court that he was chasing a man who later turned out to be driving around without a driver's license.

And you can do that with impunity as a police officer in Denmark. Incidentally, it is not the first time that the police go completely free in court. In January this year, an officer was acquitted in the district court, even though he killed a 76-year-old woman. Read more about that case here .

Officers have also gone unpunished in other cases behind the wheel. In 2005, for example, an officer was acquitted of drunken driving on Æro in the Funen Sea, and in 2007 an officer was acquitted of having shot 20 times at a getaway driver in Copenhagen's northwest quarter.

Read more exciting news from and about the world of cars right here!

Latest

Don't miss

EU type-approves hydrogen-burning engine

Amidst the debate about a ban on the internal...

Cyclists want impossible demand against cars made into law

The Cyclists' Association wants their bicycles to be taken...

Toyota denies: "We were not offered a car brand"

Toyota's former director and current chairman Akio Toyoda now...

Verstappen on the way out? Gets 9 billion to change teams

Right now, rumors are swirling that Aston Martin has...

MG ZS Hybrid+ has landed: Hybrid for the Danish market with sharp prices

The new MG ZS Hybrid+ offers advanced technology and...
Boosted Magazine
Boosted Magazine
Boosted in Denmark has over a million unique users, surpassing two million sessions, and accumulating over seven million page views each month, and our platforms has become a hub for automotive enthusiasts. Now you can enjoy our content in English too! Enjoy our free car news - every day. Want to talk to us? Write an email to boosted@boostedmagazine.com
spot_img

The next Cupra Leon drops the petrol engine

The next Cupra Leon is ready, and the petrol engine is also gone, Seat and Cupra director Wayne Griffiths confirms in a new interview....

Forget Norway – British Isles want to eliminate all petrol cars

While Norway's government had to reiterate shortly before the New Year that the goal is not to eradicate all gasoline and diesel cars, the...

BMW's most popular M car in 2024 short on power

Almost one in 10 BMWs built in 2024 will run on electricity. Of the 206,000 cars sold, the i4 M50 was the most popular...

Only one in five Germans is considering switching to an electric car

While sales of new electric cars plummeted in Germany during 2024, the latest figure shows that only one in five Germans is considering an...

2,500 speed cameras get new features against drivers

In Sweden, politicians hope that a change in the law can be passed through the Riksdag, allowing the police to roll out speed cameras...

Celebrity in money trouble – all the cars are gone

Mike Brewer, who made a name for himself on the British car show Wheeler Dealers, has to admit that he's not made of money....

Media: Tesla Model Y will be much more expensive in Europe

Dutch media outlet Autoweek reports that Tesla is ready to significantly increase the price of Denmark's most popular car. Production began last week. The...

Verstappen on the way out? Gets 9 billion to change teams

Right now, rumors are swirling that Aston Martin has offered the four-time world champion a whopping 9 billion kroner to replace Red Bull. Verstappen...

Sarcastic Clarkson denies: "I watch lesbian porn"

Jeremy Clarkson has had to defend himself against rumors of homophobia. Typically for the famous TV presenter, his response is full of sarcasm. The...

NAVOR E5 has landed: New car brand in Denmark

With NAVOR, Wismo Group brings a new player to the Danish car market – the first model E5 is a spacious plug-in hybrid SUV...

Scientist criticizes electric cars – they can't be used for anything

Daniel Brandell is a Swede, a researcher in batteries, and he doesn't give much thought to the world's largest range test. He doesn't think...

Saphe has violated the law, authorities say

Saphe, which makes millions selling traffic alarms to Danes, is now correcting itself. The Consumer Ombudsman believes the company is violating the law. Saphe,...
footer.txt Viser footer.txt.