Despite many reports of party noise, riots and some fights, the police have not reported any serious incidents.
In Son in Vestby municipality, the Eastern police district announced shortly before 0.30 on Saturday night that they moved out to Sauholmen after reports of many young people who partyed and drank alcohol.
The police estimate that there were just over 30 young people from secondary school age and up on the island. The police boat was deployed and transported the young people to the mainland after notifying the parents.
All in all, the young people behaved well, most were sober, but some were slightly intoxicated, the police write on Twitter.
Heavily intoxicated
In several places around the country, the police report heavily intoxicated young people who have been found sleeping outside and have been taken care of.
In most cases where the police have intervened, the cases are resolved with oral orders and a recommendation for calm. Several police districts also report that they have not had nearly any capacity to respond to all reports of noise and party noise.
In Florø, a drunk 17-year-old escaped with an admonition from the police when he offered them alcohol after being told to empty the contents since he was in a public place.
Large accumulation in Krokstadelva
In Drammen, the police received a large gathering of young people at the pond Årbogen in Krokstadelva a little before 01 o’clock on Saturday night.
Around 150 young people were gathered, most of them aged 16-24, and several of them quite drunk.
– Good atmosphere, but the police want the parents to pick up minors on the spot, as several of these are drunk, tweeted Sørøst police district.
Fights at russetreff
In Trøndelag, several patrols moved out to report fights at a Russian camp at Sjøla in Klæbu a little before midnight.
Two people were sent to health for a check-up and a man in his 20s is suspected in the case.
In Mo i Rana, the Russians themselves asked the police for help when several heavily intoxicated minors entered a Russian event and did not want to go.
Park riot in Bergen
Operations Manager Tatjana Knappen in the West police district said Bergens Tidende at 22 o’clock on Friday that the police have been notified of a party and riot in the area by Nygårdsparken with over 200 people present.
During the night, the number of people in the park was greatly reduced, but the police have notified the municipality’s prosecutor’s office as a good deal of rubbish flows in the area after the party.
Also on Askøy outside Bergen, up to 150 people gathered on Friday night. According to the police, there was a lot of “alcohol and amp mood” when the patrol arrived at the scene.
Focus on infection control in Agder
The police in Agder also state that through the evening and night they have received a number of reports of youth parties and gatherings around.
– The police move out to those we have the capacity for, with the main focus on infection control. It has been shown that keeping your distance is not always easy. So far tonight, no breach of the infection control provisions has been revealed, the police in Agder write on Twitter at 22 o’clock.
Several outdoor parties in the Inland
In the Inland, the police have reported several parties outdoors. In Lillehammer, they have reported two parties – first one at Lillehammer camping, where around 50 people of secondary school age were gathered for a party.
Later in the evening, the police reported that there were around 100 to 150 young people at Badedammen in Lillehammer, while at Domkirkeodden in Hamar there were over 100 young people.
Car event at Fagernes
– We also ask here, as in previous incidents in the Inland, that parents take a phone call to their respective and ask where they are and what they are doing, was the call.
According to the police, it is also expected that around 600 people will participate in a cruising event during the evening, where they will drive around the area around Strondafjorden by Fagernes.
The police in the Inland state that they did not implement measures in connection with the event.
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