In addition, the police have charged two other men in the case, without these currently being arrested by the police, the Oslo police district writes in a press release.
“We have reason to believe that they are abroad, and they are in demand internationally. The police make continuous assessments of whether the persons should be wanted in public. We encourage the people in question to report to the police “, the police write.
The man who has been arrested will during the weekend be considered for custody.
His lawyer, lawyer Hanne Pentzen, informs TV 2 that the man denies criminal guilt after the charge.
Large resources in the Oslo police district have worked to solve the murder case. They have stated all along that they have had a good hope of finding the person or people behind it.
Several hypotheses have been investigated. One of the big questions has been why the 20-year-old, who was standing in a group with several people outside Lofsrud school, was shot. According to witnesses, several shots were fired.
Adan’s family, represented by attorney John Christian Elden, went out early and said he had to be a random victim.
– They are devastated by this. They have lost their 20-year-old son without realizing that he has done something that would indicate that he could be killed, Elden told TV 2.
After the arrest, Elden says the following to TV 2 on Friday night:
– We hope this means that the police are on the right track and that there will be a breakthrough in the investigation.
One of the police challenges in the case is that the surveillance cameras at the scene were crushed by a masked man last year.
“The charges in this very serious case are the result of a thorough investigation into how good cooperation with the local population has been important,” the police wrote in Friday’s press release.
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