{"id":131210,"date":"2025-05-10T17:29:51","date_gmt":"2025-05-10T17:29:51","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/teknomers.com\/en\/she-was-knocked-down-on-may-17-although-the-violence-was-filmed-the-case-is-closed-news-norway-overview-of-news-from-different-parts-of-the-country\/"},"modified":"2025-05-10T17:29:53","modified_gmt":"2025-05-10T17:29:53","slug":"she-was-knocked-down-on-may-17-although-the-violence-was-filmed-the-case-is-closed-news-norway-overview-of-news-from-different-parts-of-the-country","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/teknomers.com\/en\/she-was-knocked-down-on-may-17-although-the-violence-was-filmed-the-case-is-closed-news-norway-overview-of-news-from-different-parts-of-the-country\/","title":{"rendered":"She was knocked down on May 17. Although the violence was filmed, the case is closed – news Norway – overview of news from different parts of the country"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

In the fine station on the way home from a nice 17th May celebration last year, “Kristine” was attacked and beaten unconscious at St. Hanshaugen in Oslo. The woman is anonymous and is not called Kristine in reality. Parts of the course of events were filmed and were previously mentioned by news. She says it all should have started with a trifle; According to her, a friend of her saw that an unknown girl got comments from a boy when he said, the quarrel broke loose. Attacks on St. Hanshaugen in Oslo on May 17, 2024 were filmed from a balcony nearby. The video is anonymized for the sake of those involved. – I tried to help my friend because he was lying on the ground and then I was beaten down myself, got a broken finger and got bruises all over my body. Kristine says that the friend got her face, an ear and in the ribs. Police said at the time that the violence was completely unprovoked. “Kristine” was beaten unconscious, broke a finger and got bruises all over the body. The photo is from May 2024. Photo: Glenn Aaseby \/ news Two people were quickly arrested and remanded in custody in the case. Despite the fact that the mass strike was filmed from a balcony nearby, the police have chosen to close the case. – What did you think when you heard it? – Great. We felt that the evidence was there, but they were not strong enough. The video was not clear enough. Police Attorney Anette Trondsen says the case involved several people and that the police did not identify all those involved in the violence. – Although there was a video that showed parts of the course of events, it was not possible to determine with sufficient security on the basis of the overall image of evidence who practiced violence against the offended woman, and the extent of the exercise of violence. The case was therefore dropped on the evidence, she writes. One of those who became the arrest is represented by Thomas Randby in Elden law firm. – My client has explained that he did nothing criminal. He is relieved that the police after investigating the case concluded in the same way. The other who was remanded in custody did not admit criminal charges after the charge at the time and says through his lawyer today that he has no comment on the case. Several reviews of violence and threats New national figures from the police show that 35,600 violence reports were registered in 2024. This is an increase of 4.4 per cent compared to 2023. Section leader of the Police Directorate Liv Aasberg Corneliussen says there are mainly three types of violence reports that have contributed to the greatest extent. Violence and threats to public service person. Abuse in close relationships. When it comes to serious violence, the number of reviews has remained relatively stable in recent years. – The police are seriously looking at cases of violence. The gross and serious violence, such as abuse in close relationships and bodily injuries, should always be given high priority, she says. Violent May 17 There were many incidents of violence on May 17 last year. Police are trying to arrange a trouble in Strandgaten in Bergen on May 17, 2024. He was sentenced to 7 months unconditional imprisonment after admitting conditions. In addition to the violence episode at St. Hanshaugen in Oslo, there were a number of other cases during the day. Soon it is National Day again. Police Inspector Martin Strand in Oslo says they do what they can to prevent many episodes of violence: Martin Strand is the Police Inspector and head of the Joint Unit for Operational Service in the Oslo Police District. Photo: Magnus Thor\u00e9n \/ news – Do you see any trends that make you worry about how we celebrate May 17? – We see that there are big events that are more for the adults, with a lot of alcohol serving, which makes it challenging for the police during the evening. What is special this year is that May 17 is on a Saturday, and then we see that there will be greater activity during the evening. Since it’s a day off on Sunday. So then we have to set up a little differently. Recently, Oslo decided that it should be allowed to serve alcohol from 8 o’clock in the morning of May 17th. He will not comment directly. – But, it is true that even if you can drink from eight, no one has to start drinking at eight. I think we should take that on the children’s day. Kristine was reported on sick leave after the violence episode and has applied for victim compensation. Photo: Henriette Hoel She does not dread, but the violence she was exposed to has done something about how she experiences the day. – I’m not so involved in planning. Pulls me a little more away. Would rather at slightly smaller collections. I said no to join the evening, even though the girls have planned to go to St. Hanshaugen again. It was a clear no from me. Published 10.05.2025, at. 19.16
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