Charged with severe bodily injury in Steinkjer – Adresseavisen

A woman in their 50s were found dead in Steinkjer Thursday night. Two people are charged with severe bodily injury in connection with the case. It writes the police said in a statement.

Police Attorney Kristin Ansnes at Trøndelag Police informs Adresseavisen that the indictment is identical for both, and that it is about contributing to gross bodily injury.

– Could it be appropriate to produce the accused for custody?

– We are not there yet. This may be a perfectly natural death, and we are now awaiting the preliminary autopsy report, said Ansnes, adding conclusion will be crucial to how the police handle the matter.

Have relation to deceased

Findings and information at the scene, did the police started investigation into the case, according to the press release.

police Attorney Ansnes not want to give details about what made that they chose to aim the two people. She will not say what gender the accused has, but says that they are Norwegian citizens.

– Are they questioned?

– Yes, it is made questioning in the case, said police attorney.

the accused has not yet been appointed defenders.

A violation of the new Penal Code section 274 – gross bodily injury – has a maximum penalty of up to ten years .

in the press release from the police in Trondelag yesterday also revealed that the accused has a relationship with the deceased. Ansnes would not yet say anything about what, as long as the police are dealing with notification of next of kin in the case.

Will be autopsied

The police have made several preliminary inquiries tactically and technically, and in night was conducted crime scene investigation with correctional professionals.

the deceased woman will be autopsied and expects a preliminary autopsy report Friday.

it was at 22.45 on Thursday evening that the police were asked to assist health care in connection with a death in Teruel center.

the circumstances surrounding the death are unclear, and police have started investigation of a suspicious death.

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