An 18-year-old man has been charged with multiple offenses, including gaining unauthorized access to women’s bedrooms and threatening a school headmaster. The East Jutland Police confirmed the arrest and charges.

The most serious charge involves an incident on March 29th, where the man allegedly assaulted a 19-year-old woman with a hardball pistol. The woman was able to defend herself, sustaining only minor injuries before the assailant fled the scene.

Three months later, on June 29th, two women, aged 19 and 20, awoke to find a masked man in their room. The man fled when discovered, but the 19-year-old woman sustained a hand injury. The 18-year-old was arrested later that day but was initially released.

DNA evidence has now led to his re-arrest and subsequent detention. On Thursday, he was arrested again, and on Friday, a judge ordered him to be held in custody for four weeks. The man denies the charges.

Police Inspector Brian Voss Olsen stated, “This is a very serious case, and something that naturally creates great insecurity in a local area and not least among the injured women. Therefore, it is also a case that we take very seriously.” He added, “It has undoubtedly been a very violent and unpleasant experience for the injured parties. Therefore, we are pleased that we have arrested the presumed perpetrator.”

The investigation also revealed that the man is charged with threatening the life of the headmaster of his former school. On December 20th of the previous year, he allegedly threw a stone through the headmaster’s car window and left a note with the message “die swine.”

The police investigation is ongoing, with further interrogations and analysis of the 18-year-old’s movements planned.