A man who in his own words extremist, is accused of threats against Mourits Troldtoft, who killed a wolf.

On the morning of the 27. June woke up the residents of the Aa and the surrounding area up to the flying byskilte, crosses and a church, which was painted over with slogans.

the Police did not have to look long for the offender, for already the same day a 33-year-old man appeared in multiple media and told that he was behind it.

on Monday he stands at the Court in Holstebro indicted for, among other threats and vandalism.

According to the TV Midtvest he wrote with red paint: "Blood will not be forgotten" on the church with regard to the wolf that was shot in april last year.

in Addition, the sprayed he red paint on several byskilte, and put the cross up with the message "RIP MT and son". RIP stands for Rest In Peace - rest in peace. MT refers to Mourits Troldtoft, which has been slated to shoot the wolf.

The defendants, who call themselves the Storm Balderson, but called something else, denotes, according to the TV Midtvest Dinamobet himself as an extremist in ulvedebatten.

In an interview with the tv station in the summer, he said that he is ready to admit his guilt and take his punishment.

- We are many who are happy for the wolves and is ready to use extreme methods to protect the wolf, he said to TV Midtvest.

He also acknowledged that he had gone over the line.

- Yes, but it is, I am conscious of the wolf's fault. Nothing else, they explained to the TV Midtvest.

According to Dagbladet Holstebro-Struer is the Storm Balderson in addition to the vandalism and threats against Mourits Troldtoft and his son also accused of having violated a restraining order.

5. July he got a restraining order, which meant that he was not permitted to contact or mention Mourits Troldtoft and his son. This restraining order, he is accused of having violated three times on Facebook, writes Dagbladet Holstebro-Struer.

Finally he according to the newspaper, accused of threats against members of the association Ulvefrit Denmark.

In a video he should have said: "They go in to shoot the wolf ... they should have a shovel in the neck".

/ritzau/