A killing in march last year has got the Defense to change security procedures for access to weapons.
An early morning in march killed a 43-year-old imperial guards its rival, the 47-year-old Thomas Juhl, with three shots on Stengårds tree-lined street in Lyngby.
on Wednesday comes the case to the Court in Glostrup. Here is expected the 43-year-old to confess.
the Prosecution have submitted a retsmødebegæring to the court. A retsmødebegæring be used in place of an indictment in cases where the accused admits guilty.
the Gun, a 9-millimeter Neuhausen, stole the 43-year-old man, according to the charges the evening before the killing from his workplace, All the Barracks in the town of Birkerød. The barracks houses The Royal Guard.
Here he had as a trusted employee special access to weapons, and the case was the direct cause of that Defence changed its procedures for the storage and distribution of weapons.
In the armouries in the country’s barracks store guns without bundstykker, and guns are being stored outside the pipe. Without bundstykker or pipes, can the weapons do not shoot, and they are stored in a separate box.
the Past had a trusted employee with a higher security clearance for access to both weapons and weapon components and could therefore extradite – or, as it happened in march, steal – functioning weapons.
But drabssagen got the Defense to change the rules so that the same trusted employee can only have access to either guns and pistols or bundstykker and pipes.
Now that two trusted employees to hand over a functioning weapon.
shortly after the killing the 22. march was the 43-year-old imperial guards arrested. Then informed the police that the subject, by all accounts, was jealousy.
In the summer, told Berlingske that the killing formed the couple with livgarderens ex-girlfriend. She has told me that she prior to the killing several times informed the royal guard that she was worried for the 43-year-old.
After a deployment to Afghanistan he had shown serious signs of mental health problems.
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