The man who sparked armed major shareholder in Drammen Saturday – because witnesses said he was carrying a firearm at the mall Magasionet – had only with the fishing rods their.
Police called off Sunday afternoon pursuit of “gun men”, after earlier day to have gone out with a picture of two men, including a bar on what may look like a rifle case. A press photographer could, having to compared the picture with his own, noting that its holster most likely contained fishing rods.
The police wrote the following on Twitter: “This search ends now on the basis of information from a photographer in the press as confirming the contents of the pouch to be fishing rods. ” And “The photographer has compared own photos and meeting with two men with surveillance photos that are posted. It is confirmed that these are the same. “
The pictures, taken by photographer Elaine Aas, was published in Drammen Live 24 already yesterday evening. Both he and the newspaper tried to question whether it could be fishing rods which triggered major police actions.
In the morning asked Dagbladet police if it could be fishing rods and not a weapon was observed, but when the police said that they believed there was talk about weapons, and went out with surveillance photos from the mall Magazine which showed two men.
Drammen Live 24 writes today that the two men are acquaintances of the police and that the bag they carried confusingly resembles a våpenfuteral.
The alarm from magazine mall in central Drammen came in 18 o’clock Saturday night. A customer had observed a person with weapons and warned Narvesen employees who then alerted the police. Police considered that men seemed to want to hide from security cameras and that it was a two-handed weapon sticking out of its holster.
(Dagbladet / NTB)
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