The Congolese migrant who beat the Swedish off-duty policeman Christian Zedig to death at a FIFA World Cup fan zone in Copenhagen was sentenced 2 days ago to 12 months in prison. Christian’s father Johan now demands a meeting with Denmark’s PM Mette Frederiksen: “I’m Johan Zedig, father of Christian Zedig, who was assaulted/murdered in Copenhagen. Christian was a police officer; he swore an oath to protect the justice system we have here in Sweden, and presumably the same one that exists in Denmark. Christian stepped in when there were people who had already arrived beforehand just to cause trouble, and he tried to bring calm during the football match itself. That individual who struck him, who has a prior history of violence, just wanted an outlet for inner aggression. There is already a record of that, and surely witnesses. So this is how I see it: my tears have run dry, the family is struggling in darkness, children and grandchildren are faltering through a system that has apparently been hollowed out. So I, as Christian's father, want to meet you, as the Prime Minister of Denmark. I want you and me to meet, eye to eye, and right then and there, you will have to explain to me how one only gives 12 months for a murder. (He was planning to hit someone, and everyone knows that...) I now expect an answer from you and your office. Do you have the courage to come and meet me?” - Johan Zedig