Mette Frederiksen: Polish man 'too drunk to remember' punching Danish PM

Mette Frederiksen: Polish man 'too drunk to remember' assaulting Danish PM A 39-year-old Polish man claimed that he was too intoxicated to remember punching Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen during an incident in a Copenhagen bar. The man admitted to having a "bad day" when confronted by Frederiksen. The incident took place in a bar where Frederiksen was attending a private event. The Polish man approached her and reportedly punched her in the face. Security personnel quickly intervened and apprehended the man before he could flee the scene. Following the assault, Frederiksen expressed her gratitude to the security team for their swift response and ensured that she was unharmed. She also voiced her concern for the intoxicated man's wellbeing, stating that he appeared to be in a vulnerable state. In his defense, the Polish man stated that he was heavily intoxicated and could not recollect the details of the assault. He claimed to have been going through a difficult time and apologized for his actions, stating that it was an isolated incident. The incident has sparked questions regarding the security arrangements for public figures. Frederiksen, being the Prime Minister of Denmark, is under constant protection due to her high-profile position. Despite the presence of security personnel, this incident demonstrates the challenges in ensuring the safety of public figures in such environments. The man's actions also highlight the potential dangers of excessive alcohol consumption. Alcohol impairs judgment and can lead to reckless behavior. In this instance, the man