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Two US college students traveling for the spring break were arrested and charged with attack Copenhagen and two weeks after an alleged understanding was held in Danimark Prison Uber the driver.
Ohen Ray, a 19-year-old student at the University of Ohio Miami and the unnamed friend, April 1, a period of time before an Uber Driver was detained in Copenhagen Airport, Ram’s lawyer Jordan Finter, ABC told the news.
On Monday, Ray family, his son and his friends were finally released after two weeks – but the family of Rhay claims that the Danish officials took their passports.
“Owen’s friend, Andy Ray and Sara Buchen-Ray in the hands of an Uber Driver on March 31, we relieved that we were released from a prison in the hands of a Uber Driver.
“The facts announce that Owen is a victim in this situation and calls on to allow the United States to return home without delay in Danish officials.”
The lawyer of Riyar claims that it was in an Uber in an Uber when they show their prowl in March 31, that the app entered the wrong address for the destination. It was alleged that the driver refused to take to another.
Ray, his friend and the Uber driver came out of the car and alleged understanding, according to the lawyer based on the lawyer’s account.
Finter, Ray driver kicked him in the groin and in response, Ray said they were pushing him and the driver fell. Finer, Ray and his wife, the driver escaped, he said.
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Two students were later arrested in Copenhagen Airport after the alleged understanding while trying to return home. The local police couple claimed that the “flight risks” and planned to escape the incident.
Copenhagen police spokesman said two students were charged with the total attack.
“They were sentenced to 10 days in prison. This sentence was extended to April 24,” he said.
Ray’s parents said the son and his friend did nothing to “insult the attack,” he said.
“We call on the Danish bodies to recognize the innocence of Owen and release immediately.” “Our family beats heart and we want our son to celebrate Easter with us this week.”
The US State Department said in a statement on Monday that the situation is aware of the situation and provides citizens with consular assistance. Chicago-based ABC Affiliate WLS.
The spokesman for the department told NBC News that the security of citizens is a priority, but there is no additional comment on their privacy.
Monday, Denmark, Ray tell Good morning to America He and his friend were released from control.
“I feel good. I am glad that the high court has given us the highest to our favor and allowed him to be released from prison.” “It feels good to be with my family.”
Reminding the incident on March 31, Ray said, “Several blocks away” with his friend and the Uber driver said he was looking for them.
“He found us. Then he left the car and began to scream to Uber, but in fact he paid the money for the Uber.” “Then I came to our faces and said,” I will call 10 boys. “We said,” We didn’t do anything wrong. “Then a change started with us.”
Said a spokesperson for Uber Good morning to America This “driver reported to Uber raped two drivers.”
“Both of us were arrested in this incident, we were both shocked,” he said. “We didn’t do anything wrong. We were the victims of the attack.”
Described the terms of the Danish prison in two weeks.
“We had two in a double prison in a small prison in Bunk beds. We had an hour of yard day a day 23 hours a day. They called an hour a week.” Ray said, “he said.
Ray added that his legal work was not “completely confident” about the current status of his legal work, and claimed that the Danish legal system has not been completely clear about what happened. “
“As soon as I know, we still expect that we will not decide not to be determined in the work or testing of the investigating police,” he said.
Reil and his friend, who wanted to stay anonymous, should inform the police until the hearing appointed April 24.
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