29.10.2026 15:38:11 CETThe Prosecution at the East Jutland Police
The two men were both remanded in custody for 4 weeks. One appealed the decision.
2026-10-29 09:45:15 CETThe Public Prosecutor's Office of East Jutland Police
The Public Prosecutor's Office of East Jutland Police will appear before the Aarhus Court on Thursday at 11:30 to bring Romanian men aged 20 and 26 to court for questioning. They are accused of stealing aluminum profiles worth thousands of kroner from a company on Borumvej in Tilst on Tuesday.
They are also accused of stealing electric motors worth several thousand kroner from a company on P.O. Pedersens Vej in Aarhus N on Wednesday.
They were arrested on Wednesday at 16:10 by a patrol on Viby Ringvej. Request for door closure.
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