Oslo – Oct. 29, 2013 The inhabitants of Oslo experienced an explosive rans wave in summer 2002. Number of robberies increased in July but took almost end in August. When the police in Greenland set hard against hard against the 20 that were identified as the most active perpetrators. These 20 were surveyed, and many of them were forbidden to reside in the lower Grünerløkka. At the same time intensified police efforts by uniformed police on the streets. It gave immediate results: While there were reported 27 robberies in July came into notice only two in August. 57 sentences against 14 robbers But in 2003, one year after the police efforts, were 16 of the 20 taken again. Now Aftenposten has gone through judicial records and other available sources to see how it’s gone with them afterwards: Over the last ten years it has been handed down the 57 sentences against 14 of them. Nine of the 17 Aftenposten has managed to track down, are Norwegian citizens, but everyone has a different ethnic background. The other eight are foreign nationals, Somali, Moroccan and Kenyan. Only three of these 17 have steered away new judge in Norway, of which three are [...]
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