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On Tuesday evening, the Bergensavisen police report indicates that a total of four people were arrested as part of the case. A man in his twenties is charged with serious bodily harm. Another man in the 1920s is accused of false explanation and a man in the 1940s is charged with serious bodily harm.
A 49-year-old man charged with serious bodily harm was released after being questioned.
"The last two were arrested Tuesday night," said police advisor Kristine Knutsen-Berge.
According to the police lawyer, the victim who was arrested for the first time could possibly be detained on Wednesday.
The 52-year-old man was found injured near the Fyllingsdalen church on Monday 19th century. He was brought to Haukeland University Hospital. His condition is still critical, illuminates the hospital Tuesday night.
Rolf Knudsen represents the 49-year-old man who was released. The man refuses to pay a penalty.
"It was a good decision on the part of the police to release my client, he is relieved, but his thoughts are now offended and he is hoping for the best for him," Knudsen told Bergensavisen.
examination
"The first two victims were registered with us and are known from the past, but I can not understand the kind of conditions that this includes," said police advisor Kristine Knutsen-Berge in the NTB Police District in West of the country.
The police will not say anything about this 52-year-old man.
"We have no information that the people involved belong to a particular environment, and we do not want to talk about it now for investigative purposes," she said.
Fredrik Verling represents the victorious man in the 1920s.
"My client asked questions and explained, but I do not want to comment on what he explained or how he proposes his sentence," Verling told Bergensavisen.
Deserted forest area
The investigation also aims to determine if other authors may be involved.
"This is a serious incident and so the police have put a lot of staff to work on this case, our technicians have completed the investigations in the deserted forest where the wounded man was found. against traces, but we can not provide any information on a discovery of interest, "said Knutsen-Berge.
The police ask those who have information about this to contact.
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