– The police have charged them with honor-related violence, says police attorney Aase Schartum-Hansen in the Oslo police district. In the Oslo district court, the three men were remanded in custody for four weeks with letter and visit bans, writes Avisa Oslo. The three are charged with grievous bodily harm against a woman. And the police attorney confirms that the three are related to the woman. Aase Schartum-Hansen is a police attorney in the Oslo police district. Photo: Vegard Haugland Strand / news The police asked for the imprisonment of the three because the police believe there is a risk that evidence could be lost or that something similar could happen again. The court believes that remanding the three is absolutely necessary. A desire for control The incident the three are imprisoned for happened at Stovner in Oslo on Wednesday this week. The judgment from the Oslo District Court states, among other things, that “the violence against the woman appears to be serious, especially because of the number of people involved, scope, duration and motive.” The violence clearly bears the stamp of a desire to control the woman, writes the judge in the rulings against the three. The judge points out that one of the accused, a man in his 30s, both wants and can subject the woman to serious threats and violence, in order to pressure her to do as he wants. The woman has reported the relationship. Two of the three men have admitted partial guilt, while the third denies guilt.
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Three men have been remanded in custody for honor-related violence in Oslo – Greater Oslo
