US EditionThreats on the Great Belt Bridge: Cases May End up with the Police
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There was a queue at the Great Belt Bridge on Saturday evening due to payment problems after a breakdown at Nets. This has led angry drivers to vandalize the bridge's toll booth. - Right now we have to drive down there to get a handle on the worst thugs. I simply don't think it's right, the police chief told TV 2, calling it "embarrassing" and "stupid" to shout at people who are trying to help. - Some have grabbed the barriers to try to lift the…
The bridge staff have been offered help after the violent outbursts from drivers. They are now reviewing the video surveillance with a view to possible police reports.
On Saturday evening, Nets was down, and this caused a queue at Storebælt, where drivers committed vandalism and threatened the staff.
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