A girl is said to have been dragged into the woods in Fyllingsdalen



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It is said that an elementary school girl was dragged into the forest by an adult man.

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The alleged assault must have taken place in this area. Photo: Police / Google Maps

Bergen police are investigating a case in which a girl is said to have been dragged into the woods somewhere in Fyllingsdalen by an adult man and tried to undress, they wrote in a press release.

– It’s still early in the investigation. In addition to summoning potential witnesses, the job of the police consists of obtaining and analyzing electronic leads, forensic investigations, and questioning of witnesses. A survey of the area is also planned this afternoon / evening, police write.

You want advice

On Facebook, the police write that they want to contact everyone who walked down the road from the church in Sælen, past the football fields in Varden and towards Bjørge on Wednesday October 7 between 14 and 16.

The girl was on her way home after an event when the assault allegedly took place. She went alone.

Police know there were people on the hiking trail during this time, they write in the Facebook post.

The girl is of primary school age, reports police inspector Tore Salvesen.

Police have not issued a report on the man.

– We did not come up with specific descriptions other than that he is a grown man. We want contact with people who have been in the area during the relevant period, says Salvesen.

Get away

According to police, the girl escaped and ran from the scene.

– We also know that there were children in the area at this time, and we ask parents to ask their children if they have seen anything, it is also said from the police.

The police request clues by calling 47696060 or entering information in the police information portal.

Wanted with tracking dog

Police were notified of the episode on Friday, October 9, two days after the assault allegedly took place.

– After receiving the message, we have worked both tactically and technically. We’ve been on the scene with a sniffer dog looking for DNA, says Salvesen, who won’t delve into how far they’ve come in the investigation.

Police have not been notified of other similar episodes.

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