– The police encourage parents with children in their teens to check where they are and pick them up if they are in Porsgrunn center, Sørøst police district writes on Twitter.
They reported that more than 100 young people were walking along the streets in the city, and several of them were said to have been drunk.
Early teens
Several of the young people were as young as 13-15 years old, according to the police.
– There are many drunk young people walking the streets. We would like the parents to pick them up so that there are no accidents such as them being hit, said operations manager Jan Kristian Johnsrud in the Southeast police district to NTB.
In Hamar, the police have ended a party with 30-40 young people where the organizer had lost control. The person’s relatives have been notified, according to the Innlandet police district.
60 young people in total
In Tromsø, the police have ended a party with up to 60 young people, many of whom were minors.
– Guardian of the minor who arranged the party, has been notified and is on his way home to make sure that the party remains closed, they announced.
In a later update, the Troms police district stated that many underage youths walked around drunk in the center of Tromsø.
– We have just taken care of a drunk 14-year-old who was completely unable to take care of himself. Relatives have been notified, they wrote.
Crowding
Long queues have also been reported outside the city’s night spots.
– The doormen at a nightclub have asked us for assistance. There should be so much pressure in the queue outside the nightclub that people in the queue lose their breath, the operations center stated.
Police have traveled to the scene to calm the queue.
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