Victims killed with 'sharp object' not bow and arrow

Five people who died in an attack in https://www.folkd.com/user/mdjuriya5 Norway last week were actually killed by a "sharp object" and not a bow and arrow as was initially reported. The suspect, Espen Andersen Brathen, shot at people with arrows http://www.authorstream.com/mdjuriya5/ in Kongsberg, close to the capital, Oslo. But investigating officers said at some point he either discarded or lost his bow.

It was the https://www.businesslistings.net.au/Male_enhancement/New_York/Pinnacle_Science_Testo_Boost_Reviews/667124.aspx worst attack in Norway since far-right extremist Anders Breivik massacred 77 people a decade ago. Five people were killed with a sharp object both in their own homes and in public spaces, police said on Monday, without giving further details. In a statement, police said information on the type of weapon used could not be https://goldssmithss.freeforums.net/thread/81/pinnacle-science-testo-boost-reviews given as not all the witnesses have been questioned yet.

They also said the http://tupalo.com/en/users/3239007 victims were selected at random, and that a number of people were shot at with arrows at the start of the attack, but none were killed by them. Mr Brathen has admitted going on a killing spree in Kongsberg on Wednesday. The suspect, a Danish Muslim convert, is now in custody in a medical facility pending http://www.techbizvideos.com/profile.php?u=mdjuriya5 a psychiatric evaluation, but this could take several months.

"As far as motive is https://www.classifiedads.com/office_services/3c69yvjc138x7 concerned, illness remains the main hypothesis. And as far as conversion to Islam is concerned, this hypothesis is weakened," police inspector Per Thomas Omholt told reporters, without elaborating. A bow-and-arrow attack that killed five people in Norway this week is likely to have been due to the killer's mental illness, police say. Espen Andersen Brathen has https://www.deviantart.com/mdjuriya5/art/Pinnacle-Science-Testo-Boost-Reviews-895319703?ga_submit_new=10%3A1634625668 admitted going on a killing spree in the small town of Kongsberg on Wednesday.

It was the worst https://www.expatriates.com/cls/49036352.html attack in Norway since far-right extremist Anders Breivik massacred 77 people a decade ago. The suspect, a Danish Muslim convert, is now in custody in a medical facility pending a psychiatric evaluation. "The strongest hypothesis after the first days of the investigation is that illness is https://www.magcloud.com/user/mdjuriya5 in the background," said police inspector Per Thomas Omholt.

However, police https://sketchfab.com/mdjuriya5 are investigating a range of motives including "anger, revenge, impulse, jihad, illness and provocation", Mr Omholt said. He added that Brathen had admitted to the killings but did not admit guilt. A full psychiatric evaluation is necessary to determine whether Brathen can be held legally responsible for his actions. http://forum.zidoo.tv/index.php?members/md-juriya.90769/ This could take several months.

"This indicates that https://www.pinterest.cl/pin/1069182767756632355/ things are not exactly as they should be," said his lawyer, Fredrik Neumann, referring to his client's mental health. "A complete judicial assessment will clarify that," he told Norwegian daily VG. The head of Norway's PST intelligence service, Hans Sverre Sjovold, said Brathen had https://jartexnetwork.com/members/mdjuriya5.224971/#about been in and out of Norway's healthcare system "for some time".

Brathan was known to https://applecraft.org/community/members/md-juriya.42542/ PST, which is in charge of Norway's anti-terrorism efforts, but it is as yet unclear why. "There were fears linked to radicalisation previously," police official Ole Bredrup Saeverud told reporters. Five people were killed and three others injured, including an off-duty https://xtremepape.rs/members/mdjuriya5.316231/#about police officer, in Kongsberg, which is about 80km (49 miles) south-west of the capital, Oslo.

Police first received a https://forums.prsguitars.com/members/md-juriya.40447/ report of a man shooting at people with a bow and arrows at 18:12 local time (16:12 GMT) on Wednesday. Shortly afterwards, officers arrived on the scene. The officers were then shot at with arrows before the attacker escaped. Attacks were subsequently reported in different https://mc-drugs.com/members/mdjuriya5.25005/#about locations. Police have said the victims were most likely killed after officers first confronted the attacker.

The suspect was https://www.scoop.it/u/md-juriya arrested at 18:45 - 35 minutes after the attack began. Warning shots were fired during the arrest, police said. Norwegian media questioned why it took police more than half an hour to arrest the suspect after the first reports of an attack. Mr Saeverud said it had been a "confusing" situation. The attack took place on https://letterboxd.com/mdjuriya5/ Wednesday evening in Kongsberg, which is about 80km (49 miles) south-west of Norway's capital, Oslo.

The attacker launched https://about.me/mdjuriya the assault near a Coop Extra supermarket on Kongsberg's west side. Police first received a report of a man shooting at people with a bow and arrow at 18:12 local time (16:12 GMT). Shortly afterwards, officers arrived on the scene. It is not clear if they were armed when they first came across the suspect. They made contact with the attacker at 18:18. The officers were then shot at with arrows before the attacker escaped. Attacks https://www.ques10.com/u/343184/mdjuri198/? were subsequently reported in different locations.

One witness told local https://www.dotafire.com/profile/mdjuriya5-104763?profilepage media they saw a woman lying injured at an intersection and calling for help. Another witness told the TV2 channel that she saw a "man standing on the corner with arrows in a quiver on his shoulder and a bow in his hand". "Afterwards, I saw people running for their lives. https://www.degreeinfo.com/index.php?members/md-juriya.96187/ One of them was a woman holding a child by the hand," she said.

Images from Kongsberg https://ello.co/mdjuriya5/post/qnbrlqqueygjtacajkpjya showed arrows lying on the ground and one sticking out of a wall. At a news conference on Thursday, Norwegian police official Ole Bredrup Saeverud said the victims were most likely killed after officers first confronted the attacker. The suspect was arrested at 18:45 - 35 minutes https://jozoo.co.uk/cv/101820 after the attack began. Warning shots were fired during the arrest, police said. Norwegian media questioned why it took police more than half an hour to arrest the suspect https://quomon.com/Question/Preview/3779685 after the first reports of an attack. Mr Saeverud said it had been a "confusing" situation.

Norway's intelligence https://moz.com/community/q/user/mdjuriya5 service, PST, said the attack appeared to be an "act of terror" but further investigation was needed to establish the motivation. Officers named him as Espen Andersen Brathen, a 37-year-old Danish citizen with a Danish mother and Norwegian father. Police prosecutor Ann Irén Svane Mathiassen told TV2 that the man lived in Kongsberg and was known to police. He will be assessed by https://player.me/mdjuriya5/about psychiatric experts, she told NRK.

The suspect converted to https://player.me/mdjuriya5/about Islam and "there were fears linked to radicalisation previously", Chief Saeverud told reporters. He said the latest report of concern about radicalisation was in 2020. "We haven't had any reports about him in 2021," Mr Saeverud said. Public broadcaster NRK reported that Brathen received a six-month restraining order against two family members last year. According to the verdict in that https://unloze.com/members/mdjuriya5.6918/#about case, he reportedly left a revolver on the sofa which one family member perceived as a threat.

The suspect was taken to https://dribbble.com/shots/16681537-Pinnacle-Science-Testo-Boost-Reviews?added_first_shot=true a police station in the town of Drammen, where he was questioned by police. "He is explaining in detail and he is speaking and co-operating with the police," the suspect's lawyer, Fredrik Neumann, told reporters. Mr Saeverud said the suspect confessed during questioning, adding that he was "relatively sure that he acted alone". The suspect https://pubhtml5.com/kkar/wbsx/ was charged and is expected to appear before a court in Kongsberg on Friday at 09:00 local time.

None of the victims have https://www.weddingwire.com/website/md-juriya-and-mdjuriya5 been formally identified. Four women and a man, all aged between 50 and 70, were killed, police said. Relatives have been notified. Police say they do not believe the suspect knew any of the victims. One of those injured was an off-duty police officer who was in the supermarket, where the attack is said to have started. He and one other wounded person were stable. In a press release https://medium.com/@mdjuriya5/pinnacle-science-testo-boost-reviews-bec6f7d2bf95 on Thursday, police said a third person was wounded and had been taken to an emergency room.

Incoming Norwegian  https://www.otosaigon.com/members/mdjuriya5.361292/#aboutPrime Minister Jonas Gahr Store said the attack was a "gruesome and brutal act". It happened a day before his centre-left coalition government was due to take office. The outgoing conservative Prime Minister Erna Solberg said reports of the attack were https://neuroskillzclub.com/threads/pinnacle-science-testo-boost-reviews.70209/ "horrifying". And Kongsberg Mayor Kari Anne Sand said it was a shocking attack that had taken place in an area where many people lived.

Describing the town as https://www.webmastersun.com/members/mdjuriya5.54612/#about "a completely ordinary community with completely ordinary people", Ms Sand said everyone had been deeply shaken by "this very tragic situation". Internationally, political leaders expressed shock and offered their condolences. Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen condemned the "terrible attack", while UN Secretary General António Guterres https://www.techrum.vn/members/mdjuriya5.173349/#about said he was "saddened by the tragic news".

"It's been ruined - the https://www.flickr.com/people/194206335@N02/ peace and innocence I felt before Wednesday. It's been corrupted by this evil force," said Oda Hjelle as she gazed at the candles and roses laid out in her once sleepy hometown 50 miles from Oslo. "Now any big sound makes me feel jumpy," said the 15-year-old, who was with her friends at a makeshift memorial in the centre of Kongsberg. They have been traumatised after resident Espen Andersen https://site-5849828-8253-6847.mystrikingly.com/blog/https-www-ipressusa-com-sponsered-pinnacle-science-testo-boost-reviews Brathen went on a killing spree on Wednesday with a bow and arrow and reportedly another weapon.

Five people were killed https://www.adpost4u.com/services/other-services/167315/pinnacle-science-testo-boost-reviews and three others injured, including an off-duty police officer. The suspect, a Danish Muslim convert, has reportedly confessed to the crime, the worst attack in Norway since far-right extremist Anders Breivik massacred 77 people a decade ago. https://www.designspiration.com/mdjuriya5/saves/ "I heard the helicopters circling and my heart sank," said Oda Hjelle. "Many young people like to be outside and I was worried about friends https://mdjuriya5.gumroad.com/p/pinnacle-science-testo-boost-reviews and classmates - I couldn't think straight. Nobody could have expected this here of all places."

As this close-knit community https://forum.tracerplus.com/members/mdjuriya5.7651/#about of 25,000 people comes to terms with its heartbreak, it is also asking questions about how the attack unfolded - and why the suspect was not stopped earlier, given that he had previously been flagged as a security risk over fears of his radicalisation. https://myworldgo.com/profile/mdjuriya5 Although he was confronted by police within minutes of shooting arrows at Kongsberg's Co-op supermarket just after 18:00 on Wednesday, he's believed to have unleased more volleys in their direction, escaping while the http://www.quickregister.info/classifieds/business-opportunities_2/health/pinnacle-science-testo-boost-reviews_i289932 police reportedly sought greater protection.

Norwegian police are not https://slashdot.org/~mdjuriya5 routinely armed, but they did get to the scene fast only to let him get away. It then took 34 minutes for him to be caught. That was the deadly period in which he killed four women and a man aged 50-70. "My family are angry and disappointed that the police couldn't do anything quicker," said Oda Hjelle. https://mdjuriya5.dreamwidth.org/297.html She believes there was a systemic failure as Norwegian intelligence knew he was a danger.

"They should have http://mdjuriya5.jigsy.com/ expected something like this. We thought we were better prepared. We were told we were better prepared since Breivik. That this was allowed to happen will have an impact on how safe we feel." A picture is emerging of the man accused of bringing terror to Kongsberg. Espen Andersen Brathen is reported to have a previous conviction for burglary and drug possession and had been issued with a restraining https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/pinnacle-science-testo-boost-reviews-md-juriya/ order after threatening to kill a relative.

He posted a Facebook https://comicvine.gamespot.com/profile/mdjuriya5/about-me/ video in 2017 with the words "I come with a warning… bear witness that I am a Muslim." And he's said to have frequented the town's mosque, whose imam said the suspect told him he had had "a revelation" but that he did not appear dangerous. Police say he was reported to them over possible radicalisation last year and say his killing rampage "appears to have been an act of terror". He is now undergoing a psychiatric assessment and prosecutors say he has https://imgops.com/www.ipressusa.com/sponsered/pinnacle-science-testo-boost-reviews/ been handed over to health services.

The evaluation could take https://www.tetongravity.com/community/profile/m237d5/ several weeks and, if he is remanded in custody, he would be held in medical care rather than prison. As autumnal leaves blew in a cold wind beside the river running through Kongsberg, Beate Itland was comforting her young daughter and son beside the candlelit vigil. "I have to be tough so as not to scare my kids", she said. "I'd never been scared to walk outside but now it https://disqus.com/by/mdjuriya/about/ feels a bit unsafe. I hope this won't last."