Statstidende · 14 Oct 2026 · 1 vistas
Glostrup Bailiff's Court Evicts Hvidovre Resident; Police Hold Belongings
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Fogedretten i Glostrup evicted Søren Rasmussen from Strandmarksvej 28D, 2. tv., 2650 Hvidovre on Tuesday 6 October 2026, according to an enforcement notice published in Statstidende on 14 October 2026. His household effects are being stored temporarily by Københavns Vestegns Politi at his own expense and risk. The notice, official reference S12102026-5, warns that the property will be destroyed or offered for sale at public auction if it is not collected within two months of the eviction.
Statstidende is Denmark’s official gazette for legal announcements, issued by Civilstyrelsen under Justitsministeriet. The eviction notice appears in section I under “Øvrige retslige kundgørelser · Andre forkyndelser” — other legal announcements, service of process. Public service of this kind is used when the person concerned cannot be reached by ordinary means, and the text states explicitly that no information about Søren Rasmussen’s current whereabouts could be obtained.
The eviction and the address concerned
- Court: Fogedretten i Glostrup (the bailiff’s court in Glostrup).
- Date of eviction: Tuesday 6 October 2026.
- Person evicted: Søren Rasmussen.
- Address: Strandmarksvej 28D, 2. tv., 2650 Hvidovre, Denmark.
- Document type: “Forkyndelse af udsættelsesforretning” (service of an eviction order).
The announcement records the eviction as carried out and identifies the address as the last known residence of the person concerned. No reason for the eviction is given in the published text.
Belongings held by the police
Københavns Vestegns Politi has taken temporary custody of the household effects (“bohavet”) left at the address. The police hold them for Søren Rasmussen’s account and risk, meaning that storage costs and any loss fall on him.
- Custodian: Københavns Vestegns Politi.
- Deadline for collection: two months from the eviction date, that is by 6 December 2026.
- Condition: the costs must also be paid.
- If not collected in time: the property will be destroyed or offered for sale at public auction, without further notice.
- Where the declaration can be collected: Københavns Vestegns Politi, Birkelundsvej 2, 2620 Albertslund.
Publication and signature
The announcement was signed by Københavns Vestegns Politi on 12 October 2026 and attributed to Mette Born-Larsen. It was published in Statstidende on 14 October 2026 as message S12102026-5, two days after the signature date and eight days after the eviction itself.
For readers in Hvidovre and the surrounding western suburbs of Copenhagen, the notice is a public record of an enforcement action completed in their area and of the practical aftermath that follows an eviction: property removed from a home, held by the police, and exposed to destruction or auction. The two-month window keeps the case open until early December 2026, and the outcome — collection, destruction or public sale — will be decided by whether the evicted person pays the costs and retrieves his belongings.
Source: Statstidende, 14 October 2026, section I (Øvrige retslige kundgørelser) (official reference: S12102026-5).