Police Museum LIVE. Pusher Street: Close to Denmark's most controversial street with Carsten Norton

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Author Carsten Norton has written the first comprehensive documentary account of Pusher Street - the world-famous hash street. The book follows the street's development from the 1970 s social experiment, Over the brutality of the arrival of the rockers in the 1980 s and the criminal networksprofessionalization, and up to today, when an era seems to be coming to an end Completion. In conversation with museum director Frederik Strandhe talks about the creation of the book and the development of the world-famous street. Itis a story about the people who live, work and operate in and aroundthe street: hippies, hash dealers, clippers, runners, smugglers, wholesalers,police officers, tourists, young and old, smokers, Christians, politicians andpassersby. Together, it paints a unique and nuanced picture of Pusher Street - Denmark's most controversial street. The Police Museum LIVE is the Police Museum'sconversation event where visitors after museum closing hours can learn more aboutthe police and the criminal underworld, past and present. - Date: 19 November 2026 - Time: 17:00–19:00 - Venue: Politimuseet - Address: Fælledvej 20, Copenhagen N, Denmark - Admission: Free