Copenhagen Police have launched an operation in the city center following what they describe as a "specific and credible threat" received on Sunday evening. The police issued a statement late Sunday about the ongoing operation, which has led to increased police activity and public interest. The statement confirmed that several addresses are currently being investigated. As a precaution, police have cordoned off some streets in the affected area. No arrests have been announced in connection with the operation at this time.
A press briefing with the head of the Copenhagen Police is scheduled for 10:00 local time on Monday morning. This briefing is expected to provide further details about the nature of the threat and the scope of the police response. The announcement has driven public and media interest as they seek more information.
The police statement emphasized that the operation is a direct response to the threat information received. It represents a major security response in the Danish capital, with police resources deployed to the city center. The investigation into the threat is ongoing, with officers working at multiple locations. Police have not released specific details about the nature of the threat or the exact locations involved, beyond confirming the operation is centered in Copenhagen. The public is awaiting the scheduled press conference for official updates.