An area in Greve has been cordoned off after an entrance was blown up. Mid- and West Zealand Police are receiving assistance from external experts following the explosion. No injuries.

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Police are present at a stairwell in Greve, where an explosion during the night before Saturday destroyed an entrance.

No one was injured in the incident.

This was stated by watch commander Boye Rasmussen of Mid- and West Zealand Police on Saturday morning to Ritzau.

"At 3:24 a.m., we received a report of an explosion in Greve. It occurred outside a stairwell. The entire entrance has been blown to pieces," says Boye Rasmussen.

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EOD called in

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The perpetrator or perpetrators may have used a chrysanthemum firecracker, according to the watch commander.

According to Boye Rasmussen, police have cordoned off an area around the apartment building located near Grøftehuset and Dalhuset streets in Greve.

The area has been searched with dog patrols.

Mid- and West Zealand Police have also received assistance from the National Forensic Center (NKC) and the Danish Defence Ammunition Clearance Service (EOD) in connection with the investigation.

"There are various external experts on site," says Boye Rasmussen.

According to the watch commander, police have previously experienced similar incidents in the area.

However, the watch commander has no suspicion as to who might be behind Saturday's explosion.

RITZAU

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