kamkar
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- 10 years, many dashcams
Thats why the camp 400 / 800 M bans are now getting changed here, to the level where they have to leave the municipality, this are however not popular as other municipalities know they will just move there, but the fix are easy you just ban them too.
After all the number of municipalities have been cut down drastic assuming for benefits of running fewer bigger ones, that however had a wide range of ill effects, maybe also some good ones but those you off course dont hear about with the level of Danish Journalists.
And a wide range of the more rural municipalities got to be off interest for the kind of people that pray on other people, simply as there are not many people there, then again there are also few cops out there in the rural areas making then somewhat reminiscent of the wild west.
Yesterday a guy almost got his one leg chopped off, thankfully the cops caught the drug pusher along with a huge stash of his.
- Friday the 13th of the day, the police got a tip that a bleeding man was on his way from Hals to Aalborg in a BMW. A patrol got the car stopped and found that the man was softly bleeding. His life was only saved because of rapid surgical intervention. The further investigations led the police to an address in Hals, where a large amount of drugs were investigated and found, says prosecutors at Nordjutland Police Thomas Klingenberg.
Probs to the 41YO guy driving or trying to at least himself to the hospital "in a BMW" with a leg more or less cut off
( its a 32 km / 19 Mi drive from Hals to Aalborg )'2500 people live in Hals town, 211,000 people in the Aalborg municipality Hals belong to )
In addition, the 48-year term is linked with two other persons for violation of the law on euphoric substances under aggravating circumstances. At the address in Hals, the police found no less than 950 grams of amphetamine, 804 grams of cocaine, 500 valium tablets and 13.5 grams of hash, which the police believe the 48-year-old intended to relay or sell to a larger circle of people.
