According to NRK, several people approached after it was seized more powerful weapons, drugs and propaganda material in connection with the action.
Some of the weapons seized has the logo of the extreme right Resistance glued on. Rogaland Police say they are concerned about the environment that are trying to establish themselves.
– Based on the seizures made and the investigation already conducted, we are the restless for that environment says Hans Vik, police chief in Rogaland NRK.
Several people associated with the extreme right environment should be charged with violating the Firearms Act and possession of drugs. According NRK Norwegian Police Security Service also chosen to implement concern conversations with people who have connections to the Resistance, in the aftermath of the seizures.
Owner weapons
A person, who is not among the four PST sought , has acknowledged that he owns several of the weapons, but said weapons have nothing with Resistance to do.
The Resistance in Norway claim to have four nests, which they themselves call it, but they extreme right in Norway to be far less organized than what is the case in Sweden. In Sweden, the National Socialist organization led by the convicted murderer neonazis Klas Lund and it used footage of violent demonstrations as propaganda videos, according to NRK message.
Can be dangerous
– For talking about right-wing extremism in Norway generally characterized it to be poorly organized, lacking clear leading figures, but may have individuals that may be dangerous and may have both the intent and capacity to do violent extreme acts here in Norway, says PST chief in Norway, Benedicte Bjørnland NRK.
Haakon Forwald, leader of the Resistance in Norway, will be interviewed by NRK, but claims that the movement has zero tolerance towards both drugs and illegal weapons.
– We are a legitimate political activity and is in no way willing to use violence except in self-defense, claiming Forwald to NRK.
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