Copenhagen’s chief of police: Documenting Muslim violence causes Muslim violence

December 1, 2014 2:13 pm By Nicolai Sennels 36 Comments

 
Tommy Laursen, Deputy Chief Superintendent of the Copenhagen police, in his pink shirt


This is exactly the logic that we all suspected to pervade the police force: the idea that presenting facts is the cause of Muslim attacks on non-Muslims. Not the Quran’s and the Hadiths’ countless orders to Muslims to hate, rob, rape, persecute, harm and kill non-Muslims, nor the hate-preaching imams in the increasing numbers of mosques telling their followers every Friday that exactly these books are the absolute truth and must be followed to the letter…

These are the people we pay to protect us.

The statements below are from a follow-up on a series of articles in which a local priest and a social worker describe the obvious problems in the Copenhagen Muslim area of Tingbjerg. As a psychology student, I was a trainee in Tingbjerg, and when I later got a job in the Copenhagen youth prison Sønderbro, I knew the area and got to know a lot of the young residents personally. Translated by Nicolai Sennels for 10News:

Jens Harder Højbjerg, Copenhagen police: “… documenting problems can also create problems.” …
“In this case I listen carefully to Tommy Laursen, Deputy Chief Superintendent of the Copenhagen police, who says that merely documenting factual problems in Tingbjerg, the way it is done, can create additional problems.”