Denmark deports mother of 2 after violence, drug injection

By Atila Altuntas

STOCKHOLM (AA) - An Iranian origin mother in Denmark was deported and subjected to violence, according to a local report.

Danish immigrant newspaper Vinkel360 reported Wednesday that a woman, living in the Avnstrup center of asylum seekers in the Hvalso town of the city of Lejre for the last seven years with her two children, was hit by four plainclothes police and injected drugs.

Following the calming down effect of the injection, the woman was put on an Iranian plane and deported, the report said.

Video footage, captured by other asylum seekers, drew a great reaction on social media.

Sharing the footage, Trampolinhuset, the Asylum Seekers Legal Counseling Office, said it will file a criminal complaint against the authorities due to a violation of human rights.