The father of murdered police officer Christian Zedig calls on Mette Frederiksen to explain the short prison sentence.
Johan Zedig, the father of the policeman who was murdered in Copenhagen after intervening in a soccer match, is demanding a meeting with Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen to get an explanation for the 12-month sentence.
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Christian Zedig, who was a Swedish policeman, was murdered in Denmark after intervening in a fight during a football match.
There is a limit to everything,
and then you either have to stand for it, or explain it.
I am Johan Zedig, father of Christian Zedig who was beaten/murdered in Denmark/Copenhagen.
Christian was a policeman, he swore to protect the justice system that we have here in Sweden, and probably the same one that exists in Denmark.
Christian went in when there were people sitting who were already there to fight beforehand, and tried to calm down during the football match itself.
That person who hit him, who has a record of violence behind him, just wanted to vent his inner aggression and there is already a record on it, and certainly witnesses.
So I think like this, my tears have run out, the family is struggling in the dark, children and grandchildren are reeling in a system that has apparently been eroded.
So I, as Christian's father, want to meet you, as the Prime Minister of Denmark, I want you and I to meet, face to face, and then and there you can explain to me how to only give 12 months for a murder.
(It was planned to hit someone, and everyone knows that..)
Thinking that you will come here, to Astrid Lindgren's World, Mariannelund, Katthult, Bullerbyn... Where children get their fairy tales, where the beginning of life..
So Mette Fredriiksen, I am waiting for you and for a reply from your office.
My Christian shall not die in vain.
Waiting for you to have the courage to come back.
Please
Johan Zedig

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