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Danish Police Warn New Surveillance Law Could Erode Public Trust
Danish police officers have warned that a proposed government surveillance bill could severely damage public trust and provoke confrontations with monitored citizens. Law enforcement officials argue the legislation may undermine community relations and long-term operational effectiveness.
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