Outside the quarter, which is located between concert stages and restaurants in the capital, news meets one of his neighbors, Ann Kristin Bergmo. – What do you think about having lived nearby? – I do not think that is nice. I have a lady for a girlfriend, and it’s not nice to have that type of neighbor, says Bergmo. – Destroyed for its own cause Like tens of thousands of other residents of the capital, Birkemo was also to celebrate Pride on Saturday. – Now I have been home for a walk and drank some water, but I was here and saw that here it was full baluba. Then I thought “no south, at least I’m going to the parade!”. In several places in central Oslo, people came together to comfort each other and mark pride. The photo was taken at Rosenkrantz gate, the popular bar street that was the scene of the killings on Saturday night. Photo: Håve Fjell / news Even though the planned parade was canceled, Birkemo returned to the city and to the people who spontaneously poured out into the streets with rainbow flags. – So I’ve been to the parade now. We have shouted, and screamed and clapped. We have celebrated, she says. Ann Kristin Bergmo outside the apartment block where the accused also lived. Photo: Yann Belov / news – Does this not ruin anything for pride? – No, in fact, I really think he has ruined for his own cause, says Birkemo. I do not know if you saw how many people you saw in the streets, it was an insane life. I think our case is strengthened, not his, says Birkemo. Retrieved evidence from the apartment In the morning, the police worked in the block Birkemo lives to secure possible evidence that could shed light on the killings. When news was in the block around 3 pm, police officers with bulletproof vests came out with boxes with fittings from the apartment. The door was sealed with tape. Photo: Yann Belov / news The accused has been appointed lawyer John Christian Elden, and the police will investigate the mental health of the accused. You can read more about who the accused is here. HvaTo nightclubs and a fast food restaurant in Oslo were attacked by a perpetrator on the night of Saturday 25 June. WhoNorwegian-Iranian Zaniar Matapour is charged with the attack. The 42-year-old was known to PST from before. The police are investigating whether there was terror, and the man is charged with terrorist acts. This has happened on Saturday, at 01.14 In a twitter message, the police write that several shots have been fired at a nightclub in central Oslo. The shots are said to have been fired at 01.15 on Saturday night. Witnesses say people are panicking from the scene. Reporters from both news and NTB confirm that there are shots at the nightclub London pub in Rosenkrantz gate. Saturday, at 01.19 The accused 42-year-old is arrested near Rosenkrantz gate. It is Norwegian-Iranian Zaniar Matapour. There are large police forces on site, and ambulance personnel are helping the injured. – It was a bit dramatic, it was a run after him down the street where he was arrested, said task leader Tore Barstad in the Oslo police district. Later, the police will state that civilians helped arrest the man who is later charged with murder, attempted murder and terrorist acts. .Saturday, at 01.47Police say two people were killed and several injured in the shooting. The incident is defined as a PLIVO incident, which is an incident where life-threatening violence is taking place. Saturday, at 02.02Oslo University Hospital increases emergency preparedness after the shooting in Oslo. Saturday, at 02.2121 are injured, and eight of them are transported to hospital with unclear extent of damage. Police also say that there are three crime scenes – the home of many of Oslo’s queer, London pub, a fast food restaurant, and Per on the corner. About 40 witnesses gather at Thon Hotel Rosenkrantz and are questioned by the police. Saturday, at 03.12 The police say there is probably only one perpetrator behind the attack on the three Oslo nightclubs. Pride management puts in crisis staff after the attack. They search the man’s home and begin investigations at the scene. Saturday, at 04.30 London pub writes about the shooting on its Facebook pages. They confirm that all employees are unharmed and safe. – The shooting tonight is absolutely terrible and pure evil. Our thoughts go to the dead, injured and relatives, the nightclub writes. Saturday, at 05.02 At the scene, people with rainbow flags spontaneously gather in a quiet celebration. – We will not put away the flags, we will not hide the love and love of whoever you want, says Sigmund Nilsen Myre to NTB. Saturday, at 06.16 Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre calls the attack appalling. – My thoughts go to the victims and their relatives. We do not yet know what was behind this terrible act, but to queers who are now scared and in grief, I want to say that we are all with you in this, says Støre in a statement to NTB. Saturday, at 08.34After recommendation from the police cancels the Oslo Pride parade which was to break loose on Saturday. Oslo is usually filled with colors and partying during the parade. This year, the celebration must take place at home. – Now we will follow the police’s recommendations and take care of each other. Warm thoughts and love go to relatives, the injured and others affected, says Inger Kristin Haugsevje and Inge Alexander Gjestvang. They are respectively leader of Oslo Pride and leader of FRI – the Association for Gender and Sexuality Diversity. – We will soon be proud and visible again , but right today we will hold and share the pride celebrations from home. Saturday, at 09.05 It becomes known that Zaniar Matapour is charged with murder, attempted murder and terrorist acts. He is 42, and previously convicted of aggravated assault and possession of drugs. In 1999, he was first sentenced to 10 months in prison for stabbing at a nightclub. When the appeal went to the Court of Appeal, he was acquitted on several of the charges. He is already known to PST, and the police are now investigating whether he may have been radicalized in recent years, news is informed. The police are also investigating whether mental illness may be behind the mass shooting in central Oslo. Saturday, at 10.59Oslo municipality puts in crisis staff, and is considering implementing measures after the attack in central Oslo. – Today we were to celebrate love, freedom and diversity. Many had looked forward to having a fantastic parade through Oslo city center. The Pride parade has now been canceled and Pride Park closed. It is incredibly sad, but necessary and happens on the advice of the police, says Oslo’s mayor, Marianne Borgen, to Avisa Oslo. In Oslo, people flock with flowers and rainbow flags to mark the killings that happened the night before. Saturday, at 11.06 Police Director Benedicte Bjørnland sends out an order to arm all emergency personnel. The decision was made after the incident in Oslo on the night of June 25. – Based on information from PST and the Oslo police district, we have therefore decided to introduce temporary armaments. I want to express great sympathy with those who are directly affected by what has happened in Oslo, and all those who now feel a fear, says Bjørnland in a press release. Saturday, at 12.49 Oslo Cathedral and several other churches in the capital open their doors after the mass shooting night to Saturday. Politicians, the Sami Parliament, and Pride in several other cities express solidarity with those affected in Oslo. Saturday, at 13.40 An estimated several thousand people meet for spontaneous Pride trains in Greenland. – The fight continues, the participants shout in the train. The times are approximate and taken from the news feeds to NTB, news, VG and the Oslo police’s Twitter account, in addition to information from the police.
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