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The 32-year-old man who was arrested in the Lørenskog case on Thursday night was released by police on Saturday afternoon.
This is reported by the police in a press release.
On Saturday night, the man’s attorney told VG that the charges against the client had changed:
“The police have changed the kidnapping charge,” says man advocate Dag Svensson.
Participation objective
Svensson informs the newspaper that the relevant section is section 255 of the Penal Code, on serious deprivation of liberty: “Serious detention is punishable by imprisonment of up to 10 years. In determining whether the deprivation of liberty is serious, special emphasis should be placed on its duration, whether it has caused extraordinary disorders, death or suffered significant damage to the body or health. “
Svensson tells VG that he “doesn’t know” why the load has changed.
For Nettavisen, Svensson says:
– Now he is accused of contributing to a serious deprivation of liberty and does not realize this.
The eastern police district confirms the amended NTB charge Saturday night.
– The charge has been changed to contribute to severe deprivation of liberty, see section 255 of the Penal Code.
He was questioned on Saturday
Several interrogations were carried out on Saturday where the man explained himself to the police. He was released because the police do not believe there is a danger of confiscation.
The man is still charged in the case.
“He will try to get home and relax,” the man’s advocate, attorney Dag Svensson, told NTB.
According to the defense, the 30-year-old defendant must wait for the police to call him for further questioning.
– We said we are asking, says Svensson.
According to prosecutor Haris Hrenovica in the press release, according to prosecutor Haris Hrenovica, the police have no further comment on Saturday night.
