In this photo taken on Saturday, May 6, 2017, emergency services at the scene after a jet ski accident, in Brondby on the outskirts of Copenhagen, Denmark. Danish police say they suspect that reckless driving by jet skiers in a Copenhagen harbor caused them to crash into a small boat, killing two people. (Kenneth Meyer/Ritzau via AP) (The Associated Press)
HELSINKI – Danish police say they suspect that reckless driving by jet skiers in a Copenhagen harbor caused them to crash into a small boat, killing two people.
Copenhagen police said in a statement that they went to check out reports Saturday evening about "crazy jet skiing" in the harbor and have detained eight people suspected of being involved in the incident.
Copenhagen Police spokesman Jens Jespersen declined Sunday to give details about the fatal collision.
Regional media identified the two victims as American women. The brief police statement identified them only as "visitors."No further details were immediately available.
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