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Facts about Denmark
The area of Denmark covers 43,000 square kilometres. The capital, Copenhagen, is situated on Zealand.
Denmark has a 68 kilometre long frontier with Germany; in southern Jutland.The rest of the country is surrounded by water.
Denmark has 5.4 million inhabitants, about 1.8 million of whom live in the Copenhagen metropolitan area.
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Information from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark about foreign detained
Information in english from danish authourities
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15-12-2011
Facts
The money laundering secretariat - annual report 2009 (.pdf)
The Police in Denmark, the Faroe Islands and in Greenland (.pdf)
July 1. 2007
Report on Organised Crime in Denmark 2005
September 1, 2006
The use of Firearms in Denmark 2002 - 2006
How to become a Police Officer
Everybody may apply to become a police officer.
It is the National Commissioner’s Office that employs police officials in the Danish police force. Basic police training starts at the Police College with a course lasting approximately nine months.
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Danish National Police
Polititorvet 14
DK-1780 Copenhagen V
Phone: + 45 33 14 88 88
E-mail:
rpch@politi.dk