Christian Zedig, a 32-year-old police officer from Småland, was beaten to death at Islands Brygge in Copenhagen during a World Cup match on June 30, an incident that was captured on video and led to strong reactions in Sweden and Denmark, where a suspect is now in custody. (translated)
The 30-year-old man who is suspected of causing the death of police officer Christian Zedig through deadly violence during a World Championship event in Copenhagen has been remanded in custody for an additional four weeks after turning himself in to the police. (translated)
En man i 30-årsåldern, som tidigare dömts för att ha stabsat ett offer i hjärtat, har nu åtalats för att ha orsakat den svenske polismannen Christian Zedigs död i Köpenhamn och har blivit häktad efter att ha anmält sig själv till polisen. #Dråp #Köpenhamn #ChristianZedig
Den svenska polisen Christian Zedig, 32 år gammal, avled efter att ha blivit misshandlad vid Islands Brygge i Köpenhamn under en VM-match, vilket har väckt starka reaktioner och sorg bland både svenska och danska politiker samt allmänheten, samtidigt som polisen utreder händelsen och söker vittnen. #ChristianZedig #Köpenhamn #misshandel
SD requested today a debate in the EU Parliament about the murder of Christian Zedig. The proposal was approved. The debate takes place at 19:45 tonight. I cannot understand why the SWEDISH Social Democrats voted no. I look forward to critical questions from the media. Debate title: "Parliament (translated)
It feels terrible in a father's heart to read about how the Swedish family man Christian Zedig was beaten to death in Copenhagen. He leaves behind a wife and two daughters. My thoughts are with them today. (translated)
Vi ønsker retfærdighed for Christian☝️ Vi vil ikke være vidne eller ofre for disse meningsløse forbrydelser mere❗️ #Retfærdighed-ChristianZedig #ViØnskerRetfærdighed. https://t.co/gq2eqx8aco #Retfærdighed #RetfærdighedForAlle #StopMeningsløseForbrydelser
