Some said have known to one

Police assistance was requested for fights in downtown Reykjavik, where several were said to have known one.

When police were going to talk to the person who was the most up, he began to fight against them. He did not have a hard time and was eventually arrested and taken to a police station, according to a police diary in the capital area for projects from 5 pm last night to 10am. 5 this morning.

Threatened killings and driven on a building

Police were requested, where an individual said he had suffered death threats and assault. The case is under investigation.

A traffic accident was reported in Reykjavik where a car was driven on a building. The driver was slightly injured. He was stored in a prison cell on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol.

Bothered people

Police were requested for a house for a person in a strange condition and to bother people. He is suspected of a violation of a police statute for the City of Reykjavik. Since he was in a very strange condition and not reportable, he was stored in a prison cell.

Traffic accidents were reported in the district of the police in Hafnarfjordur and Gardabaer where a car was driven on a pole. There were no injuries to people.

The driver of a car was stopped in Reykjavik after driving against a red light. He turned out to be deprived of driving privileges and is suspected of driving under the influence of narcotics and/or drugs. He was released after blood sampling.

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On unused tires

The driver of a car was stopped at general traffic control. He turned out not to have a driving license. Then the left of the car’s light turned out not to be active, and the car was on two unused tires. The driver is expecting a fine and the car was offered for inspection.

Assault

In the district of the police in Kopavogur and Breiðholt, a body attack was reported outside the apartment building. A person in a strange condition was also reported to try to get into common.

Several drivers are also expecting a fine for driving their vehicles above the maximum permissible speed.