Posted on31 May 2010.
Around 100 police officers gathered to protest outside the Icelandic parliament today to draw attention to the fact that their collective wage contract ran out a year ago.
According to RUV the police officers arrived to the protest with a birthday cake in celebration of the contract’s anniversary.
It was their intention to give the cake to Finance Minister Steingrimur J. Sigfusson; but a parliamentary guard took reception of the confection on his behalf.
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Who was monitoring the police? Other members of the gang of the star?