Built in: The water is used at the Sluseholmen Canal District (Copenhagen, Denmark) as a natural defence. It is all along one side of the building so no one can break in from there. - Wikimedia
As well as a bridge, Copenhagen and Malmo share an ambition to drive out crime by injecting the ideas of an open, democratic and empathetic society into their very bricks and mortar.
Halfway along the Oresund Bridge where Denmark meets Sweden, one of the darkest of Scandinavian crime dramas placed a body, cut in two and left lying across the border.
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