Women and men victims of violence at home

It was late Tuesday night, police reported that a person had been exposed to violence at his home. Two men, apparently in their twenties, left after the violence. Wednesday morning, they have not been found by the police yet.

"We stopped the interrogation investigations, as well as some of the technical investigations in the apartment.We also talked to other witnesses, but that did not lead to convictions or arrests, "says Solfrid Lægdheim, head of operations at the Trøndelag Police District.

Tracks followed

The police did a lot of research for both Tuesday night suspects.

– A track was followed for them with dogs, but the track disappeared gradually. We have an idea of ​​the direction they took, says Lægdheim.

The two insults, a man and a woman, were added on site by the health staff and had suffered more damage after the violence. It was not considered necessary for immediate medical consultation.

Was beaten

Police still believe that no weapon has been used in connection with the violence.

– The perpetrators were released under blockade, and so on in their apartment. There, they should be insulted, among others, to be inflicted on some type.

Just after the incident, the police told them that they did not know if there was any connection between the authors and the residents of the apartment. After asking several questions, the police will not say anything about the relationship between the people involved. Nor should there be any intention behind the attack.

Nevertheless, according to the police, it is only violence. There was no flight or similar in the apartment.

– unpleasant experience

It was the insults who even warned of the incident. They were clearly reported when emergency services were on site.

"It was an unpleasant experience for them, you have to be safe at home," said Lægdheim, when the newspaper spoke to police Tuesday night.

Both alleged perpetrators must have been darkened. Police want them to be contacted if someone sits on relevant information.

"If anyone has observed people in the areas of Kolstad and Saupstad, or where he has other information, this interests us," says Lægdheim.

The police can be contacted by phone 02800.

Further investigation will be conducted on Tuesday.