June 27, 11.14, The Public Order Act, Laholm

Police officers who arrive at the scene inform that traffic for vehicles is prohibited on the beach, which is also indicated on signs. However, protesting or demonstrating against this falls under the constitutionally protected freedom of assembly and demonstration, which the police also explain to those present. The police authority can intervene against someone who commits a crime during a demonstration, but otherwise works to facilitate for everyone who wants to express their opinion. Shortly before 12 o'clock, the police left the scene.

Since the general gathering lacked a permit, a report is filed regarding a crime against the public order act. People on the scene at one point hindered the police from moving their vehicle, which is why a report of blue light sabotage is also written.