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Police officers in Denmark can be found playing video games like Counter-Strike or on popular online platforms like Twitch, Discord, Instagram, Facebook and TikTok.
Their intention is to create a safer online space for children and adults.
Members of the online patrol unit make themselves visible.
They wear their uniforms, just as they would on the streets.
They hope users will report any problems or cybercrime.
Officer Jeppe Rimer Torup says they're gaining popularity online.
The patrol unit's gained thousands of followers with 23,000 on Twitch, 127,000 on TikTok and 6,000 on Instagram.
Online officers let young gamers know they're there by messaging them: 'If you want to talk to us or ask questions - we're here'.
This has resulted in 5,200 reports of crimes.
There was a rise in online crime during Covid.
Young gamers, who were isolated from friends, were most at risk.
The online patrol unit was created in 2022.
Head of the unit Sisse Birkebaek gives details.
The general public's quite happy with the online patrol unit's efforts to keep the internet safe, reports Birkebaek.
