Missing 33-year-old found dead in the sea – BergensAvisen

Just before 1300 confirms police efforts leader Rune Vedeler André Blom (33) is found in the sea.

The relatives are notified.

Blocked by area

There has been ongoing since Saturday a bigger search party after the 33-year-old in Øygarden was reported missing on Friday morning. He had not been seen since Tuesday, 18 August at 2100.

– He was at a friend near Rong center, says Per Algrøy, chief investigator at Sotra, Askøy and Øygarden sheriff department to BA.

It has been made search for both water and land, one square kilometer of Rong center. Sunday mornings were divers in the sea near Bergen to search the 33-year-old Blom.

After a photographer working miracles to dive boat that he sees something submerged just below Rong center, the area blocked off. Journalists and photographers were asked to leave the place.

An hour later confirmed the police that it is the missing are found.

Pending autopsy

– The case is not fully investigated. Deceased shall be examined, says Arve Samsonsen, operations manager in Hordaland Police to BA.

The police do not know how long the missing have been in the sea.

– Hopefully autopsy give us answers, says Kjell-Bear Heggøy, police superintendent at Sotra, Askøy and Øygarden sheriff department.

He said that as of now no suspicion of that 33-year-old victim of a crime.

Store exploration crews

Air Ambulance, Red Cross, Norwegian Rescue Dogs and Norwegian People’s Aid participated in the search. It also made Øygarden Hiking Association and other volunteers.

– There have been crews out in the night as well, but somewhat reduced due to natural conditions as the dark of night, says Samsonsen.

Saturday Night confirmed that the police were missing sandals were found in the beach area just below the town hall on Rong. The deceased was found shot in the same place.

Advanced search

Saturday night police began up searches with police boat in Hjeltefjorden.

Investigation leader Per Algrøy enlightened to BA Saturday night it was done searches around the area where Blom was last seen, with no result.

At 2055 Saturday lighted Algrøy that it will be launched a major search at sea for the missing. Lifeboats and a private boat participated in addition to the police boat.

On land searched five dog carriages from police and Norwegian Rescue Dogs.

Twelve people from the Red Cross also participated in the search Saturday night.

– We have started with strandsøk with dog. Boats searching around Rong peninsula as well as in the wolf Sundet, said police efforts leader Tom Johannessen to BA Saturday.

The time in 2130, it was starting to get dark, which created challenges for exploration crews.

– We rush on to get people out now that there is still some light, says Johannessen.

At one of sandals which probably belong to the missing were found. (Photo: Linda Nilsen )

The mobile phone found

33-year-old would go home from Buddy Tuesday night. There is a stretch of half kilometer.

His cell phone was found at his friend.

– We assume he forgot it, says Algrøy.

Saturday night in 2130 presently carried it strandsøk with dog on Rong. (Photo: Jørgen Eide )

Three people found unconscious after gas leak in the boat at Bryggen – Dagbladet.no

- We got a message at 12:31. There are three people aboard a pleasure boat at the wharf in Bergen, everyone is unconscious, says operations manager Arve Samsonsen Dagbladet.

– There is talk of a woman and two men. All are in their 20s and a resident of Oslo, says police efforts leader Kjetil Hoff to Bergens Tidende.

According to police, the suspect carbon monoxide poisoning.

The condition of the three is unknown, but they were alive when they were carried away.

– The first message went out that there were two people, but our emergency manager says they were three on board. Everyone is transported to hospital, says Hartvigsen told the newspaper.

There have been a gas leak on board. The fire department has now put on a fan boat.

– We have noted that the CO ₂ leaked, says Hartvigsen.

Although carbon dioxide is not toxic, a CO ₂ level of around 10 percent can be fatal in a short time.

– The last few were in contact with them was around midnight. It is uncertain how long they have been there, says Hoff to Bergen newspaper.

According to Norwegian Health Informatics is carbon monoxide poisoning by accident a rare cause of death in Norway, because we essentially have electricity as heating source.

The contamination occurs when coal discus (CO) block hemoglobin and displaces oxygen. Thus oxygen deficiency in the tissue.

During the acute phase damage oxygen lack heart and brain.

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Bygarden total injured in fatal fire – Oppland Arbeiderblad

Two people were taken out of the apartment building in Dublin city center which was on fire early Sunday. One person is confirmed dead, while the other is taken to hospital with serious burns.

– It is too early to say anything about the identity of the deceased, said operations in police Bård Christiansen.

Bygarden, which is an old wooden building, located at the junction Hans Mustad street / Hunnsvegen opposite the prison. Better known as Kvisgårdshjørnet.

The time 9:30 was the fire department is still on the premises.

– We hold an after extinguishing guard, lighted emergency leader in fire department Anders Hansen to OA on the spot just after nine o’clock.

Emergency Director Anders Hansen (Photo: Mads Fremstad )

The fire, according to emergency manager have been extinguished around six o’clock, although it still was then much heat on site.

Now consider the fire department to have good control of the heat and the chances of it flaring up again is small.

Total Damaged

The building which was quickly enveloped in flames after the fire starts around midnight are totally destroyed.

– There will not be damaged by fire, is damaged by water, said deputy fire chief in Gurgaon Geir Atle Engen.

According to deputy fire chief will fire have been limited to the third floor, but due to large quantities of water are also first and second floor totally destroyed. The building has not collapsed.

Total Injured

Aid

The fire department received during nighttime assistance from both the fire department in Western and Eastern Toten in addition to assistance from Hamar. The plan was also the fire department from Lillehammer would help, but they had engine trouble and crashed on CC Gjøvik.

– Extinguishing efforts have been successful, despite the fact that it is a building that can be difficult to extinguish with many cavities, said Hansen.

Fortunately, the wind was blowing so that the smoke moved toward the lake. Police creepy building so the danger of proliferation was muted.

The restricted cross

The fire department ran the cleanup work when OA was on site during the morning hours.

– The crossing will remain cordoned off as long as we need it, I can not say much more than that right now, says Mr Christiansen.

Witness Questioning

There are police too early to say anything about why and how the fire started, but they have started to investigate the fire.

– We have started with the examination of witnesses, but it is too early with a åstedsudersøkelse, said Operations Officer.

The next day: To see bygården out the day after the fire. (Photo: Mads Fremstad )

Warmest August since 1950 – Dagbladet.no

In Oslo and Tafjord must stretch back to 2002 to find a warmer month of August and in Tromsø perhaps dating back to 1950, according to meteorologists at Storm, reports TV 2

Forecasts for the next ten days shows that the Mid-Norway going To look back on the late summer month with 3-4 degrees warmer than normal.

In Værnes and Tafjord can August be entered as the third or fourth warmest ever recorded.

June and July, however, has been colder this summer than normal.

– In June, the average temperature 1-2 degrees lower than normal, and July we also look back on relatively cool even the average temperature was near normal, says Storm meteorologist Lillian Bergheim.

In July there was also more rainfall than it tends and Western Norway can look back on a summer with almost double the normal rainfall.

– west coast south of Stadt has not experienced such a cool July since 2004, says Bergheim.

From Monday may be rainfall particularly in Southern and Eastern and Tuesday it appears that the stable summer weather is over for now.

(NTB)

One person died in a fire in apartment building in New York City – Aftenposten

– Both were brought out of the apartment building of the fire department’s smoke divers. One of them is confirmed dead. The others were taken to hospital with severe burns, said operations manager Marianne Brown in Vestoppland police.

The police have not yet any definite identity of the two.

smoked down town

Bygarden that burned, is an old wooden building at the junction Hans Mustad street / Hunnsvegen middle Gjovik center. The fire started around midnight on Sunday and the building was quickly poured on.

The fire department was eventually controlled the flames, but four hours later burned it still good, and especially the smoke settled like a blanket over large parts of the city.

– The building is completely destroyed and the still burning in the roof, but the building has not collapsed. The fire brigade foam adds interior, but it breaks something absolutely terrible. We have received notification of smoke from the fire throughout Gjovik center. We have not implemented any measures because of the smoke – luckily blowing wind so the smoke moves down to the lake, says operational manager.

Questioning

It has not been determined how many people found themselves in the building when the fire started. All residents and people who stayed in the building were evacuated and the fire department’s smoke divers trawled the then building in search of people who had not managed to get out.

One and a half hour after the fire started, working fire service smoke divers still by going through the fire-ravaged building.

It became clear that two people were unaccounted for, and just after two o’clock, it was confirmed that the two were found, one of them had not survived, while the other had suffered severe burns.

– we do not know why and how the fire started. But already now we are about to initiate investigations and conducting witness interviews, says Marianne Brown.

Commune ready

The municipality is ready to help all those who are affected by the fire, and who lost both home and irreplaceable assets.

– But we have not received notification that someone needed help to get shelter in the night. Everyone has probably gotten sojourner by friends, family or acquaintances, says operations manager.

Though the building is completely destroyed, it was clear early on that there was a danger that the fire would spread to other buildings in Gurgaon.

The fire brigade at Gjovik received assistance in extinguishing work from colleagues at Lillehammer, and both eastern and Vestre Toten. Hedmarken fire departments assisted with a lift.

Published: 23.aug. 2015 5:47

More evacuated after apartment building in New York City is on fire – Dagbladet.no

An apartment building in Dublin city burns, and police have initiated evacuation.

– It burns well. There is an old wooden house that has caught fire. All emergency services are on site, and it is working hard to extinguish the fire. People in the building being evacuated, said operations manager Marianne Brown in Vestoppland police.

The police was notified of the fire shortly after midnight Saturday night.

It has not been determined how many people were in the building when the fire was reported.

– It’s a little unclear. We have smoke divers inside the apartment building to search the building, she said.

A good half-hour after police were alerted to the fire, it was not entered notification injured.

Bygarden which is on fire, located at the junction Hans Mustad Gate / Hunnsvegen in Gurgaon, close to the Gurgaon jail, writes Oppland Arbeiderblad.

(NTB)

One person dead after fire in apartment building in New York City – Dagbladet.no

(Dagbladet): One person is confirmed dead after a fire in an apartment building in New York City last night.

It confirms police Vestoppland police force straight over at 02 in the night.

Dagbladet expands article.

An apartment building in Dublin city center is completely burnt, and the police have initiated evacuation.

– It burns well. There is an old wooden house that has caught fire. All emergency services are on site, and it is working hard to extinguish the fire. People in the building being evacuated, said operations manager Marianne Brown in Vestoppland police.

The police was notified of the fire shortly after midnight Saturday night. It has not been determined how many people were in the building when the fire was reported.

– According to the National Registry staying seven people in the apartment building, but the problem is that there still may be more who live at the address. I have not received confirmation from the fire department that they have been throughout the building yet, says Brown scant half hour after receiving the first message about the fire.

Bygarden which is on fire, located at the junction Hans Mustad street / Hunnsvegen in Gurgaon, close to the Gurgaon jail, writes Oppland Arbeiderblad.

According to the newspaper’s apartment building completely burnt and seems not to be salvaged.

Checking on terraced fire on Stord – Aftenposten

Emergency services were alerted to the fire clock 22.27. Firefighters, police and ambulance came out of the place.

When fire crews arrived at the place was full flashover in two residential units in the town house. The fire department worked with fighters, including from the roof.

At 22.38 lighted the fire department that all people were out, said operations Other Skram Hansen in Haugaland and Sunnhordland police.

Hansen informs NRK that one apartment was empty, but the fire department’s smoke divers came in contact with a man in the other.

– He had smoke damage and was taken to hospital on Stord, says Hansen.

Around one hour after the first message about the fire meant the fire department that they had control. In 23 time, there were no open flames, but both units are totally destroyed.

Maria Titland, who lives close by, says to Bergens Tidende that she was sitting in the garden when the fire started.

– I heard a loud, strange noise. I run up on a rocky outcrop to check, and then I see the flames rises of the house. I still see that there are flames, says Titland. (© NTB)

Published: 21.aug. 2015 11:14 p.m.

Has removed a quarter of the water from Harbardsbreen – Dagbladet.no

Hydro Energy has removed over a quarter of the water from the glacier Harbardsbreen to prevent flooding down Fortunsdalen head of Lustrafjorden.

– According to measurements from Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate (NVE) has removed 1.5 million cubic meters of water a total of 6 million cubic meters of water during the past day. We follow a template from 2010 when we had a similar jökulhlaup, and we expect that there will be more water from the glacier the next day, said Johnny Bruheim Hydro Energy in Sogn og Fjordane said.

Less risk

Saturday, Hydro Energy and NVE a new inspection of the glacier by helicopter to see how much water has disappeared from the glacier.

Bruheim believes that it is now going to be good capacity to take water quantities, and that it reduces the risk of flooding. But there is still a risk that the amount of water will be so large that you get an uncontrolled flood of Harbardsbreen and down Fortunsdalen head of Lustrafjorden.

No evacuated

The situation was stable on Friday night . Currently, no residents were evacuated as a result of possible floods and landslides.

– We have contingency plans, but they are not yet implemented, said operations manager Per Rimmer in Sogn og Fjordane police NTB Saturday.

The police have sent out notice to those who live in Skjolden and upwards Fortunsdalen, that it could happen within the next day.

(NTB)

Flood danger not over – Bergens Tidende

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– We do not think it’s something that’s going to happen today, but it is uncertain what will happen tonight or tomorrow morning. Then we can get an overtopping of the reservoir where glacial flows down, says glaciologist Hallgeir Elvehøy in NVE.

In helicopter

It was on Friday that NVE issued flood warnings. They have monitored the glacier in the past six weeks. On Friday, police, Luster Municipality and Civil Defence called in and a crisis team set. Hydro immediately began tappa from the magazine in Fivlamyranedammen, where much of the water comes down. This pond is a few kilometers below glacial lake up by Hardbardsbreen.

On Friday and Saturday sank the water powerful, which led to much water in Fortun river. Hydro also monitors the water level here.

Saturday morning was Hallgeir Elvehøy up in the helicopter with colleagues in NVE, representatives from Hydro and the mayor of Luster.

The magazine drops in Luster

Experts on road in a helicopter to check glacial lake that threatens Fortunsdalen in Luster. Experts anticipate a small overflow Sunday.

– What we saw up on the glacier today is within what we expected, says Elvehøy.

Thus, residents of Fortunsdalen not be secure that they do not have to be evacuated before Sunday morning. The alarm can only be called off then.

– Not timid

Since he was up on the glacier by helicopter Friday, the water in the ice-dammed lake dropped by five meters. Last night it was ten degrees in the mountains. That means it melts rapidly up on the glacier. In addition, there are some snow that melts in the region.

– We are uncertain about how much water there is left of the water level above the glacier when the magazine is full, says Elvehøy.

Luster was notified flood risk has already three weeks ago. Tuesday they were told that something was going on and Friday at 13.00 got mayor Ivar Kvalen telephone that the alarm would go.

But none of those risks being evacuated have left their houses so far.

– Fortundølene are familiar with the river. They are not timid, says Kvalen to BT.

Man found dead in river at Hadeland – Dagbladet.no

Police are on site, informs Vestoppland Police on Twitter.

– We do not know much about the circumstances, he is found in the river with his head in the water. So far we have no reason to believe that there has been a crime, said operations in Vestoppland police Bård Christiansen told Dagbladet.

The dead man is now being sent for autopsy.

Police believe they know who the man is.

– We have warned a priest who will notify the families, says Christiansen.

The man found dead has not been reported missing.

Fearing major flood shortly – Aftenposten

Below the glacier, Hydro dam drained down with 35,000 cubic meters of water per hour to accept the water quantities.

– Hydro reports that the water level in the pond decreases, and the river has not had increasing water levels. The water level is monitored throughout the night, says Sogn og Fjordane police in 23.30 o’clock Friday night.

There is thus still completely uncertain when the flood of Harbardsbreen expected to come, but in all probability it happens during Saturday .

Thriller

– The tension linked now to the amount of water coming and when it comes. So we really goes on hold. What we are waiting for is whether cap ruptures, said operations manager Bengt Nes NTB earlier in the evening.

The police early Friday afternoon crisis staff in anticipation of meltwater flood.

– It is longer time expecting a so-called jökulhlaup, that large amounts of meltwater from underneath Harbardsbreen were coming but we did not know when. Now, however, started saying duty hydrologist Knut Ola Aamodt in Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate (NVE) said.

No evacuated

The police have not yet evacuated some residents as a result of possible flooding and landslide, but has sent out notice to those who live in Skjolden and upwards Fortunsdalen that it could happen within the next day.

– We have a plan ready with local people if we must evacuate. 150 residents may be affected and 20 houses are at risk. Fortun valley is quite flat, so if it comes a lot of water down on surfaces, it can be a little critical of some far down, says operations manager Bengt Nes.

The police considers efforts need ongoing basis and have contact with local resources Hydro, NVE and the county emergency manager.

Fears rise

NVE states that hatches is as open as they can get become, and that it runs out as much water as possible.

– We manage to keep it stable now, that is what flows into, also runs out. But we expect that the amount of water that flows into, will increase, and that is what the challenge is beyond the night, said regional director brigt Samdal in NVE NTB Friday night.

According Samdal it is not often such situations occur but he says that they had a similar situation in 2010, which went fine. The crews on the spot will be there throughout the night and follow, he informs us.

On Friday night were sent people into the valley to warn hikers and others who reside in the terrain.

Enormous quantities of water

NVE sent Friday approved two felthydrologer to Fortunsdalen. They could determine that jökulhlaup is underway. Hydrologists observed 1 meter lower water levels and high flow out of the glacier.

The amount of water in question, is estimated at more than six million cubic meters. Five years ago there was a 5.5 million cubic meters from the glacier.

Hydro accommodates about 3.5 million cubic meters in its water reservoir below the ice, but had greater capacity in 2010.

Although the reservoir is drawn down, it may be completely filled and a flood down into the valley is thus inevitable.

– First, it flushed out some boulders, sand and gravel, but it is mainly water that comes afterwards, that’s the problem, says regional manager brigt Samdal in NVE said. (© NTB)

Published: 21.aug. 2015 2:02 p.m.

Terror Researcher: Intelligence important than gun – Beautiful weather

The arming of the police has been extended also want the Minister of Justice to investigate the use of stun guns in the police. Terror Researcher Thomas Hegghammer is not excited.

OSLO: – Our best protection against terror is not the gun, but good intelligence. Brave infiltrators and sharp analysts have averted many more terrorist attacks in Europe in recent years than armed police patrols, says Hegghammer Dagsavisen.

Wednesday extended Justice Minister Anders Anundsen (FRP) arming of the police yet again, primarily due to the intensifying threat assessment where police and military personnel are identified as being particularly vulnerable terrorist targets.

At stun gun would prevent a terrorist attack, think Hegghammer nothing on.

– To my knowledge, no terrorist attacks been averted or limited by stun gun. I believe that the pursuit of a protection weapon on her hip is a dead end, says Hegg Hammer.

He is admittedly for punktbevæpning – armed guards at exposed places, such as parliament and government premises.

Hegghammer gets support of terror researcher Cato Hemmingby at the Police Academy.

– Nothing in relation to terrorism implies a general arming of the police in Norway. It should be limited to particularly vulnerable objects and people clog key points, and it should have been adjusted locally and geographically from the start, he says. (© NTB)

Still waiting for flooding from glacier in Luster – Aftenposten

Sogn og Fjordane police informs NTB very early Saturday morning that they will get an updated status orientation from Hydro Energy on the situation in the morning.

Below the glacier, Hydro has a dam that Friday was tapped down with 35,000 cubic meters of water per hour to accept the water quantities. The time twelve thirty on Friday night, capacity was increased to more than double – 72 thousand cubic meters.

Late Friday night lighted Hydro that the water level in the dam was decreasing, and that the river has not yet been bigger.

Thriller

There is thus still completely uncertain when the flood of Harbardsbreen expected to come, and that you get a so-called jukulhlaup for the first time since 2010, but in all probability it happens during the Saturday.

– The tension linked now to the amount of water coming and when it comes. So we really goes on hold. What we are waiting for is whether cap ruptures, said operations manager Bengt Nes NTB early Friday evening.

The police early Friday afternoon crisis staff in anticipation of meltwater flood.

– It is in longer expecting a so-called jökulhlaup, that large amounts of meltwater from underneath Harbardsbreen were coming but we did not know when. Now, however, it started, stated duty hydrologist Knut Ola Aamodt in Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate (NVE) to NTB.

No evacuated

Currently, no residents were evacuated due to possible flooding and landslide, but the police have sent out notice to those who live in Skjolden and upwards Fortunsdalen that it could happen within the next day.

– We have a plan ready with local people if we have to evacuate. 150 residents may be affected and 20 houses are at risk. Fortun valley is quite flat, so if it comes a lot of water down on surfaces, it can be a little critical of some far down, says Bengt Nes police.

Police said early Saturday morning that it has received talked to and warned hikers and other persons residing in the relevant area inwards Fortunsdalen. Way into the association’s cabin Nørdstedalseter is blocked off.

The police considers efforts need ongoing basis and have contact with local resources such as Hydro, NVE and the county emergency manager.

Fears rise

Regional Director brigt Samdal in NVE lit Friday evening hatches in Hydro dam already then was as open as they can get become, and that it runs out as much water as possible. The challenge comes when water volumes increases.

According Samdal it is not often such situations occur, but five years ago it went fine.

When NVE Friday sent two felthydrologer to Fortunsdalen, could they determine that jökulhlaup could be started. Hydrologists observed 1 meter lower water levels and high flow out of the glacier.

The amount of water in question, is estimated at more than six million cubic meters. Five years ago there was a 5.5 million cubic meters from the glacier.

Inevitably flooding

Hydro accommodates about 3.5 million cubic meters in its water reservoir below the ice, but had greater capacity in 2010.

Although the reservoir is drawn down, it may be completely filled and a flood down into the valley is thus inevitable.

– First, it flushed out part boulders, sand and gravel, but it is mainly water that comes afterwards, that’s the problem, says Samdal. (© NTB)

Published: 22.aug. 2015 6:54

Full fire in townhouses on Stord – Aftenposten

Emergency services were alerted to the fire clock 22.27. Firefighters, police and ambulance came out of the place.

When fire crews arrived at the place was full flashover in two residential units in the town house. The fire department worked with fighters, including from the roof.

At 22.38 lighted the fire department that all people were out, said operations Other Skram Hansen in Haugaland and Sunnhordland police.

Hansen informs NRK that one apartment was empty, but the fire department’s smoke divers came in contact with a man in the other.

– He had smoke damage and was taken to hospital on Stord, says Hansen.

Around one hour after the first message about the fire meant the fire department that they had control. In 23 time, there were no open flames, but both units are totally destroyed.

Maria Titland, who lives close by, says to Bergens Tidende that she was sitting in the garden when the fire started.

– I heard a loud, strange noise. I run up on a rocky outcrop to check, and then I see the flames rises of the house. I still see that there are flames, says Titland. (© NTB)

Published: 21.aug. 2015 11:14 p.m.

Police admit two new accidental shot – VG

Earlier this month it went off accidentally shot from a police weapon, both in Vestoppland and Haugaland and Sunnhordaland police

Just after 15 o’clock arrived message about a new vådeskutt police. Vestoppland Police had last week an accidental firing, a so-called accidental shot. The incident occurred on Monday 10 August at 13 o’clock, in the Gurgaon police station, and was not associated with active service among the public. It writes Vestoppland police said in a statement.

The case has been submitted to the Bureau for investigation. Service person who was involved has not been withdrawn weapons approval, based on an overall assessment.

Two men present

Police in Vestoppland police, Johan Martin Welhaven, told VG that accidental shot went off on part of Gjovik precinct that is not available to the public .

TELLS: Chief Johan Martin Welhaven in Vestoppland police. Photo: Tore Meek , ntb scanpix

– There were two male police officers to the site in the room when the shot went off. We do not want to go into detail about how the shot went off, said the incident is under investigation by the Norwegian Bureau for the Investigation of Police Affairs. No one was injured, said Welhaven VG.

At the police district chose to go out with information about accidental shot a Friday afternoon, and in addition, almost simultaneously that another police arrived with similar information, is only partially random.

– The event is basically an internal matter where we notified the Bureau and the Police Directorate. Internally there is a personnel matter and we have taken measures in own district including with regard to learning and prevention of such incidents. When we find that an increasing focus in public debate about including accidental shot in the police, we have concluded that it is appropriate to disclose the incident with us. I have also had dialogue with the chief in Haugaland and Sunnhordland, and we agreed that we should disclose that fact, says Welhaven.

The event will be the first of its kind in Vestoppland police after temporary armament was introduced last November.

See also: Policeman pulled in front of the mirror – shot through two walls

(The article continues below.)

Fired: accidental shot in Vestoppland police went inside the Gurgaon police station in Gurgaon. Photo: Kristoffer Andersen Øverli

Shots on våpenrom

Shortly after the first press release was announced another accidental shot. Friday 7 August 2015 ca. kl. 13.30 was fired accidentally shot inside the weapon room at one of the service locations in Haugaland and Sunnhordland police.

In a statement police said that there was injury resulting from the incident. Bureau and POD is notified of both events and sakenne investigated by the Bureau.

The two new accidental discharge joins the ranks of several accidental discharge which has become known recently.

Two of them came after temporary armament was introduced last year. In addition, considering the Bureau whether they should investigate a third accidental shot fired at Lillestrom police in June.

A policeman accompanying Tana Police Station has also been fined by an accidental shot in the sheriff’s office garage in September last year. This same applies policeman in Kristiansund, which shall be drawn in front of a mirror inside the police station in town.

NRK also writes that last spring went by an accidental shot. Both this accidental discharge and accidental shot in Tana went by before temporary armament were introduced.

Read also : Police Director believes ekspnering in media has increased the risk of accidental discharge

To change weapons instruction

MODIFY: Justice Minister Anders Anundsen

Photo: Robert S. Oak , VG

The unveiling of these events have made that Justice Minister Anders Anundsen (FRP) will change today’s weapons instruction.

– We’re going to change the current weapons instruction, so we as ministry get reporting on accidental discharge. From before we get other events, and I see no reason why accidental discharge should not be part of it. It is not always an advantage to have an armed police. It can create challenges, but we have a very professional police, and I have every confidence that they handle it in the best possible way, stated Anundsen at a press conference Wednesday morning.

Meanwhile enlightened Anundsen that the temporary Armament police extended for the sixth time.

The major flood in Luster on hold – Aftenbladet.no

Below the glacier, Hydro dam drained down with 35,000 cubic meters of water per hour to accept the water quantities.

– We have not received any new messages from there, and then it means that there is currently standing good to. Tension relates now to how much water is coming and when it comes. So we really goes on hold. What we are waiting for is whether cap ruptures, says operations manager Bengt Nes in Sogn og Fjordane police told NTB Friday night.

The police early Friday afternoon crisis staff in anticipation of meltwater flood.

– It is longer expecting a so-called jökulhlaup, that large amounts of meltwater from underneath Harbardsbreen were coming but we did not know when. Now, however, started saying duty hydrologist Knut Ola Aamodt in Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate (NVE) said.

No evacuated

The police have not yet evacuated some residents as a result of possible flooding and landslide, but has sent out notice to those who live in Skjolden and upwards Fortunsdalen that it could happen within the next day.

– We have a plan ready with local people if we must evacuate. 150 residents could be affected and 20 houses are at risk. Fortun valley is quite flat, so if it comes a lot of water down on surfaces, it can be a little critical of some far down, says operations manager Bengt Nes.

The police considers efforts need ongoing basis and have contact with local resources Hydro, NVE and the county emergency manager.

Fears rise

NVE states that hatches is as open as they can get become, and that it runs out as much water as possible.

– We manage to keep it stable now, that is what flows into, also runs out. But we expect that the amount of water that flows into will increase, and that is what the challenge is beyond the night, said regional director brigt Samdal in NVE NTB Friday night.

According Samdal it is not often such situations occur, but he says that they had a similar situation in 2010, which went fine. The crews on the spot will be there throughout the night and follow, he informs us.

On Friday night were sent people into the valley to warn hikers and others who reside in the terrain.

Enormous quantities of water

NVE sent Friday approved two felthydrologer to Fortunsdalen. They could determine that jökulhlaup is underway. Hydrologists observed 1 meter lower water levels and high flow out of the glacier.

The amount of water in question, is estimated at more than six million cubic meters. Five years ago there was a 5.5 million cubic meters from the glacier.

Hydro accommodates about 3.5 million cubic meters in its water reservoir below the ice, but had greater capacity in 2010.

Although the reservoir is drawn down, it may be completely filled and a flood down into the valley is thus inevitable.

– First, it flushed out some boulders, sand and gravel, but it is mainly water that comes afterwards is the problem, says regional manager brigt Samdal in NVE said. (© NTB)

Risk of major floods near Luster – BergensAvisen

A message from the police arrived at around 13:30 hours Friday. The rationale for putting contingency the reported flood.

– It’s longer expecting a so-called jökulhlaup, that large amounts of meltwater from underneath Harbardsbreen were coming but we did not know when. Nowadays however started, says duty hydrologist Knut Ola Aamodt in Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate (NVE) said.

Vast quantities of water

NVE sent Friday approved two felthydrologer to Fortunsdalen of Luster . Hydro Logen determine that jökulhlaup is underway. They observed a meter lower water levels and high flow out of the glacier. Directorate expects jökulhlaup will go Friday or Saturday.

The amount of water in question is estimated at more than six million cubic meters. Five years ago there was a 5.5 million cubic meters from the glacier.

Hydro accommodates about 3.5 million cubic meters in its water reservoir below the glacier, but had greater capacity in 2010.

water storage reservoir is drained down to take away part of meltwater. However, it is expected that this magazine will be completely filled and that a flood down in the valley is not to avoid.

High alert

It is implemented high alert at the head of Lustrafjorden Sogn og Fjordane due to flooding danger.

– First, it flushed out some boulders, sand and gravel, but it is mainly water that comes afterwards is the problem, says regional manager brigt Sandal in NVE.

He finds himself in Forde monitoring the situation closely with Hydro, municipality and police.

– The water will first flow into one of Hydro’s water reservoirs. When it is full, it flows further down the Fortun Valley towards Skjolden, explains Sandal.

Do not evacuated

The police have not yet evacuated some residents as a result of a possible flooding and landslides from Hardbardsbreen innermost in Lustrafjorden.

– We have not evacuated any area, but will send out a notice to those who live in Skjolden and upwards Fortunsdalen that it could happen within the next day, said operations manager Espen Gulliksen in Sogn og Fjordane police told NTB Friday afternoon.

The police do not know exactly how many people are in danger if the floods come, but it will involve a smaller number of inhabitants.

– We continuously assesses the need for effort and informs us with local resources such as Hydro, NVE and the county emergency manager, he said.

It sent people into the valley to warn hikers and others who reside in the terrain.

Hydro has the capacity to carry away the water the first few hours. Red Cross set provisionally with two men and a quad bike.

Fired accidental shot inside the police station – TV2

Two different police districts relieved Friday at the veil on the two incidents, which happened just three days apart:

• Friday 7 August at 13h30 were fired accidentally shot inside the weapon room at one of the service locations in Haugaland and Sunnhordland police.
• And three days later, at 13 o’clock on Monday 10 August, it was namely fired an accidental shot, an “accidental firing” inside the Gurgaon police.

THIS IS THE CASE

• All police employees in Norway have since last November had a temporary permit to carry weapons. The justification is the overall terrorist threat.
• The license was earlier this week extended until October 15 at the request of the police directorate.

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The family should have abused a young woman over a long time.

None of the places arose injuries.

Still in service

The incident at Gjovik happened nor in connection with active service out among the crowd. However, it is not stated whether there were other people present when the shot was fired.

The case is now reported to the Bureau for further investigation. The person who fired the shot is still in service, and has not been withdrawn weapons approval its:

– We can not comment on details of the incident beyond that, when the case is submitted to the Bureau. But service person is thus still in operational service, following a thorough evaluation of both the situation and the service person’s aptitude and suitability, says Police Chief Martin Welhaven.

– Now we are awaiting the Bureau’s conclusion. We look very seriously at the event and will follow this closely internally, he said.

– Will consider measures

Nor Haugaland and Sunnhordland police will give more details about the incident, and shows that the Bureau and the Police Directorate has been notified about the case.

– As a result of that the case is under investigation by the Norwegian Bureau for the Investigation of Police Affairs, we can not express an opinion closer to the specifics of the case, said Police Chief Steinar Langholm in the press release.

Police now carry service weapons constantly. Photo: Vegard Wivestad Grøtt / NTB scanpix

The district will not disclose at which place of service in the police district event occurred. Haugaland and Sunnhordland Police covers 13 municipalities in Rogaland and Hordaland.

Unlike in Vestoppland police, however, concerned that triggered them had withdrawn their weapons approval. To regain this person must consist weapons test again, according to the newspaper Dagbladet.

– When events are clarified through investigation to the Bureau, we will go through the case and consider what measures should be taken to prevent such a thing happening again, according to the press release from the police in Haugesund.

Rated accidental discharge risk

Norwegian police have since last November has been temporarily armed.

After this arming came into force, the two accidental shot episodes the first in both police districts.

A few other events are, however, also known from other police districts. In comparison, according to the Advocate General’s annual report for chastening in the military imposed refs for about 60 accidental discharge incidents last year (10.8 pct. Of 554 chastening).

When permission for the arming of the police first came into place in the fall, the police were aware that just the risk of accidental shot was one of the arguments against arming one had considered.

Thrust with electric shock?

When bevæpningstillatelsen was extended for eight more weeks yesterday, lit simultaneously that they are now considering equipping police with stun guns.

– If the threat level does not change, we must start to think about other mitigating measures. We have therefore asked the Police Academy to investigate stun guns as a compensatory measure, said police director Odd Reidar Humlegård.

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First there was a bang in the ship, then slammed it in dock – NRK

A cargo of Sant Jones going into Troms Fryseterminal Friday morning when “everything” went wrong.

It writes iTromsø.

In the boat secure the rope to the quay and takes tightening, slams it into the boat. It tells a witness to the incident, Kurt Einar Tårnes.

– it slammed into one or other of the boat, and they were having problems with turning it off. The ship turned around and slammed right into the dock to Biltrend, tells Tårnes.

He is also terminal manager at freezing terminal in Tromsdalen, and stood ready to receive the cargo ship.

– After the boat crashed went still motor. I have heard that there is something in the engine that is incorrect, say Tårnes.

The front of the ship was damaged after the incident, but Tårnes says there was no major damage.

– There will probably be closed temporarily. Worse went there with docks to Biltrend. Size extent is difficult to estimate, but it is quite large wounds in it, he says.

cargo ship was about to freeze terminal for loading on board a few kilos of fish.

– There is a main engine failure that led to the incident. There is such a thing that can happen, but it is still sour. We are talking about huge costs when the ship now have a workshop and repaired, says Agent in Eimskip Reefer, Kaj Tore Nilsen to iTromsø.

The police have not given any information about the incident.

How it looks after the incident:

Skip crashed into the quay

Fearing flooding in shortly due to snowmelt in Sogn og Fjordane … – Dagbladet.no

Er du i området? Har du tips, bilder, video eller innspill? Last opp videoen din til DBTV-desken, ring 24 00 00 00, send SMS/MMS til 2400 eller skriv til oss på 2400@dagbladet.no. (Dagbladet): Politiet i Sogn og Fjordane har satt igang kriseberedskap etter et varsel fra Norges vassdrags- og energidirektorat (NVE) på at Fortunsdalen i Luster kan rammes av flom.

Grunnen er at snøen smelter på Hardbardsbreen, ifølge politiet.

- Snøen smelter ganske fort i varmen. Det er NVE sine beregninger, de varsler at det kan komme ras med mye vann i løpet av dagen eller morgendagen, og at det kan bli stort, sier operasjonsleder Espen Gulliksen.

- Da ønsker vi å være tidlig på’n, for å prøve å treffe gode beslutninger i forhold til alvorlig dette er. Et kriseteam er satt på saken, med lensmann, innsatsleder, ordfører og Hydro som skal vurdere situasjonen, sier Gulliksen.

- Vi vurderer det til å bli i alle fall like stort som sist gang, sier han, og viser til et ras for fem år siden i samme område.

Politiet vurderer fortløpende om det er aktuelt å evakuere beboerne i dalføret.

- Det er ikke snakk om mange husstander, men det er ikke sikkert hvor mange det er snakk om, sier han.

- Vi tar ingen sjanser. Vi fikk inn meldingen klokka 12.56, sier han.