Dutch man arrested at Copenhagen Airport after four years on the run for fatal assault

A 28-year-old Dutch national, who had been on the run for four years, was apprehended at Copenhagen Airport on Friday morning. Following a court hearing, he was remanded in custody for 25 days, according to Copenhagen Police.

The man faces charges for two severe assaults that occurred in May 2022. One of these incidents, which took place at a Copenhagen hotel, led to the death of a 28-year-old victim. The second assault occurred at a different hotel, where the victim survived a stabbing.

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