
The radio profile pauses its assignment in Morgonpasset in P3 after clips of a fight spread on social media.
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David Druid is a well-known radio profile who leads Morgonpasset in P3 and has appeared in entertainment programs such as Frrädarna and Bäst i Test.
During Sunday, several clips were posted on social media, which show when radio profiler David Druid speaks derogatorily to a woman during an argument. Druid also admits to tearing her jacket.
Druid hosts the morning session in P3 every weekday.
Sveriges Radio writes in an email to DN that David Druid will not broadcast the morning program in the coming week because "both we and David fully understand the strong feelings that the material arouses".
"Based on what happened, we have jointly agreed with David that he will not broadcast next week", they continue.
DN is looking for David Druid, but according to SR he is not available for an interview.
"Filming someone in the middle of a private argument allows you to catch quite unpleasant statements. But I'm really not proud of some of what I say in the clips that have been published," writes David Druid in a comment conveyed by Sveriges Radio's press manager Claes Bertilson.
David Druid was named radio presenter of the year at Guldörat this year. He was also featured in the entertainment programs Förrädarna and Bäst i Test.
DN is also looking for the woman in the clip.

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