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The incident was one of two serious crimes involving Swedes, prompting the Danish government, in an effort to prevent Swedish criminals from committing more crimes in Denmark, introduced border controls for travelers from Sweden to Denmark last fall .
“We are doing this with a view to cross-border crime: organized criminals, weapons and explosives,” Jens Jespersen, police inspector with the Copenhagen Police, told TT.
The two Swedes They are 22 and 23 years old respectively and have been detained since before.
The explosion in the Danish tax authorities, which occurred on August 6, was powerful. Two people were in the building, but no one was injured. On the other hand, a passer-by was injured by the detonation. The damage to the building was extensive: the building’s facade was razed and the windows were crushed by the pressure wave.
Danish police previously said the explosive was of a type that is used, inter alia, industrially, for example in demolition work.
