(Dagbladet): In February, a 21-year-old man arrested and charged with complicity in the murder of Shazad Aslam (40) of Lindeberg in Oslo. Now the man is released, said his defense Inam Ali told Dagbladet. The charges against the man maintained.
– The investigation has been going on for a year. When our client is now being released eight weeks after the arrest we interpret it to mean that suspicion foundation against him is weakened, says Ali.
Police lawyer Pål-Fredrik Hjort Kraby confirms that the accused is released, but they say believes the suspicion against him is not compromised.
– the accused is released, but the indictment maintained. The release was due to it no longer existed destruction of evidence danger. Based on the degree of suspicion we considered it not to be a basis for so-called law enforcement arrest, writes Kraby in a text message.
Law enforcement Arrest used when it may offend the public’s sense of justice or create insecurity about an accused released. The requirement to keep someone in custody on this basis is that there must be a confession or other conditions in particularly strengthens the suspicion.
Aslam was shot and killed with a semiautomatic pistol, one Intratec Scorpion caliber 22, with attached silencer and high-capacity magazine, outside his home in Lindeberg. The weapon was found by a passer-person at the scene the morning after the murder.
police believe that 40-year-old was nothing random victim, which is due to man’s prehistory. In 1996 he committed three murders attempt four hours and was then referred to as “Oslo desperado.” After he got out of atonement shall he have lived a law-abiding life as subway driver and family man.
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