Copenhagen police pursue suspects and halt train traffic in Østerbro

Maher El Youssif

5 years ago

Reports have just come in about a halt to train traffic at Nordhavn station in Østerbro late Wednesday afternoon, after police were forced to fire warning shots in a chase of three suspected thieves, according to the source.

One person has been arrested and police are still searching for two others, but it is not yet clear what type of theft it was, but the suspects fled in a rented “GreenMobility” vehicle, according to Copenhagen police.

It is not yet known when train services will resume.

Source: BT

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