Hidden Camera Discovered at Roskilde Festival – Three Men Suspected

Investigators are currently analyzing the footage from the camera to confirm the suspicion that festival attendees were filmed in an intimate situation. "Two men from Germany must now expect a court date in Denmark," police said. The third suspect is also under investigation.

Festival Featuring International Stars

This year's Roskilde Festival, with performances by artists including Zara Larsson, Gorillaz, The Cure, and David Byrne, was one of the musical highlights of the Danish summer. The hidden camera case casts a shadow over the conclusion of the multi-day event.

Police announced they would carefully analyze the camera's footage and examine which offenses may have been committed. In Denmark, secret recordings in private or intimate situations are punishable by law; violations can be sanctioned with fines or imprisonment.

Police Analyzing Camera Footage

The volunteer who reported the incident had, according to police, observed three men watching women in the sanitary facilities on the festival's final night. This observation ultimately led to the discovery of the camera and the arrest of the three men.

Danish police say they are cooperating with international agencies in the investigation, as two of the three suspects are foreign nationals. Details regarding court proceedings and any potential arrest warrants have not yet been made public.

Reactions and Demands

Festival attendees expressed shock over the incident. Women's rights advocates demanded consequences: festivals must more thoroughly screen their sanitary areas for hidden cameras and better protect those affected.

The organizers of the Roskilde Festival stated they would "fully support" the police investigation. The festival also announced it would review additional protective measures for guests ahead of future editions. The grounds had already been cleared before the incident became known.

The case evokes memories of previous incidents at major events where attendees were secretly filmed. Security experts advise festival operators to implement routine checks in sensitive areas going forward.