The police should not call the driver for the stupid: a Fine of 4000 kr. creates debate

- I think the police should stick to his work.
- Comments - as of this posting - is personal and not something with the job as a policeman to do.

- I'm opposed to using words like stupid and such like. It creates distrust of the police. the

Clearly someone has a strained relationship with the police
How to write Marcus T, in its comments on the jv.dk on a driver the other day was the subject of a - in his eyes - unserious Twitter message from Sydjyllands Police.

the Motorist was in fact caught by the police fotovogn on Lunderskovvej with the foot pressed too hard down on the accelerator and the mobile phone in your hand, and it got the police to call his drive for 'stupid and dangerous':

Speed control on Lunderskovvej today.
21 cases, including 4 with clips. the
Fastest drove 127 km/h as well as talked on the phone. We will fine on 2000, for speed, 1500,- for mobile as well as 500,- to Offerfonden. To pay kr. 4000,- + clip. Stupid and dangerous. #politidk #atkdk pic.twitter.com/KvESnGpUeK

— Sydjyllands Police (@SjylPoliti) January 4, 2019

But although Marcus has got three likes for his rallying cry to the personal police tweet, so Bjarne J got six likes for her. Bjarne believes that it is perfectly OK that the police focus on people behave stupidly:

- It is quite obvious that certain people here have a strained relationship with the police.

- Just sad that it comes to expression in the here rise.

- If not, the police should inform about the conditions on the roads - including that there is hjernelamme drivers in the traffic - who would.

- I - as respects police work - appreciate their openness and the use of the media to quickly inform, writes Bjarne, but what are you thinking?