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According to the Norwegian news channel NRK Alltid Nyheter, the Swedes were arrested in Dijon in central France. This task was confirmed Tuesday evening by the Norwegian police after 16:35. French police confirmed the arrest.
20 years is suspected knife murder and robbery of a 24-year-old man in the Majorstuen district, northwest of downtown Oslo. The murderer was found Monday, October 15 in his residence, just next to the Majorstuen metro station, after missing at work. Since then, Swedes have been solicited internationally when Norwegian police suspect the 20-year-old to leave the country.
According to Norwegian data, the police already had electronic tracks on Sunday after the suspect, who had driven to Belgium and France.
"We mainly had contacts with the Swedish, Belgian and French police in search of the 20-year-old Swedish," said Christian Hatlo, a public prosecutor in Oslo, during a press conference Tuesday evening.
Oslopolisen is worried hear as soon as possible, "hear his views on what happened," says police inspector Grete Metlid.
"The important thing now is to continue the investigation," said Metlid, who does not want to go into details about the pursuit of Swedish nationality nor about the manner in which the arrest took place.
Christian Hatlo says that if the 20-year-old co-operates with the police, extradition to Norway can be "relatively quick". If it does not cooperate, it can take a long time, maybe months.
"In one position, we can also go to France and hear it there," added Hatlo District Attorney.
This weekend I said police in Oslo that they cooperate with the Swedish police. Earlier on Tuesday, police announced that the Swede had been filmed by a surveillance camera while he was in a train linking Oslo to Stockholm the same day as the murder. According to the Norwegian media, its ultimate goal was Uppsala, the birthplace of the twentieth century.
The police then worked on the assumption that the Swedes were not in Norway or Sweden. At Tuesday's press conference, the Norwegian police did not explain in detail how the young Swede had taken the south, to the mainland. It has only been discovered that the 20-year-old was arrested Tuesday in Dijon. The city has nearly 160,000 inhabitants and is located about 25 km southeast of Paris.
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