Sources for Aftenposten Conflict over money linked to the Furuset shooting

Sources for Aftenposten: Conflict over money is linked to the Furuset shooting A couple of days before the shooting at Furuset, the accused in his 40s is said to have been approached at home by the man who was shot on Tuesday evening The conflict must be about an amount of money.

On Tuesday evening, a 35-year-old man was shot in the leg at Ikea in Furuset Later in the evening, a man in his 40s was arrested.

He is charged with attempted murder He acknowledges the facts, but denies criminal guilt.

On Thursday, he was imprisoned for four weeks in the oslo district court A couple of days before the shooting at Furuset, the accused should have been visited at home at his own address with his family present.

A man wanted to talk to him, and it was said to be about money Several people confirm this information independently of each other.

The man who allegedly knocked on the accused's door, is the same man who was shot at Furuset on Tuesday, Aftenposten is informed by a person with insight into the conflict There must have been several people who came to the scene, but it was the aggrieved who confronted the man who is now imprisoned.

According to what Aftenposten has been informed, the background for the confrontation on Tuesday evening should be based on a conflict between the accused and a known criminal This conflict must go back in time.

The fact that the confrontation should have taken place with the family present should have triggered a reaction in the man in his 40s Aftenposten is told by a person with knowledge of what is supposed to have happened.

A few days later, he is said to have visited the 35-year-old at Furuset That's when more shots are fired.

The accused has admitted using a weapon, but not attempted murder Øystein Storrvik is the accused's defender.

He says that his client has acknowledged the fact of the use of weapons, but disputes that it was an attempted murder - He has always said that he did this to scare, says Storrvik.

Storrvik confirms that there is a previous conflict, but will not go into it Police attorney Anne Marie Hustad does not wish to comment on information about the underlying conflict.

She also does not want to comment on information that the accused was searched at his residence - Did the victim or the accused have other people with them when the shooting took place? - We have no evidence that there was more than one perpetrator involved when the shooting took place.

There is someone who has the status of offended We continuously assess whether there are witnesses present in the car park who should be given the status of offended, Hustad replies.

Has a relationship with a media manager The man in his 40s has been convicted a number of times and is said to have been central to the robbery scene in Oslo at the beginning of the 2000s Among other things, he was charged in the same case as one of Norway's most famous criminals, but was acquitted.

The victim, whom the police connect to a criminal environment, has also been convicted a number of times Several media have reported after the shooting that the accused has a close relationship with an executive at Dagbladet.

The media house has confirmed the relationship with an employee - It is important to stress that the employee has nothing whatsoever to do with Dagbladet's journalistic coverage of this case, says Alexandra Beverfjord, editor-in-chief of Dagbladet, to Aftenposten.

The victim wants to explain himself Lawyer Vidar Lind Iversen has represented the 35-year-old for a number of years On Wednesday, he visited the victim in hospital.

- He is doing well under the conditions, says Lind Iversen The man is willing to explain himself, but it has not happened yet due to his health.

- He has been convicted of several matters since he was in his teens What do you say to that? - Many of the judgments are far behind in time.

None of these are related to this case Since the victim has not yet been questioned, Lind Iversen does not wish to comment further at this time.

Hagle and AG 3 The 35-year-old who was injured also has a long record As a 17-year-old in 2005, he received his first sentence.

According to the verdict from the Oslo District Court, he kept a shotgun and two ag 3 automatic weapons in the home on Furuset This despite the fact that he did not have permission to do so.

He admitted the relationship in court As a general rule, one must be sentenced to prison for this, but because of one's young age, he escaped with community punishment.

Also five years ago, he was convicted of possessing an illegal weapon This time for the storage of a Colt brand automatic pistol.

Oslo District Court: Has connections to the B-gang As an 18-year-old, he had to appear in court again This time together with 14 others in a case which, among other things, was about fraud and money laundering of large sums of money.

In this case, the 35-year-old is said to have had a minor role He received a suspended sentence for exchanging NOK 49,000, which was the proceeds of a criminal offence, into euros.

According to the judgment, this was done "after prior agreement with persons from a criminal milieu" In the judgment, it appears that the victim lived at Furuset at the time.

There he also said that he knows the family well, which at the time formed the core of the B-gangB-gangOne of several criminal gangs in Oslo The gang has been going on since the 1990s and has been known for selling drugs, torpedo business, violence and murder.

Also a policeman could say that at that time he was checked many times with various members of the family who formed the core of the B gang .

Elsewhere in the judgment it is stated that, according to the police, the defendants have had or have "more or less connection to the criminal environment linked to the 'B-gang'" Several of the sentences are related to conditions while driving.

Among other things, he has been convicted of driving without a license and driving under the influence of drugs three times The man also has at least three convictions for violence.

The last sentence is from 2019 The result there was prison for 60 days.

A policeman could also say that at that time he was checked many times with various members of the family who formed the core of the B gang Elsewhere in the judgment it is stated that, according to the police, the defendants have had or have "more or less connection to the criminal environment linked to the 'B-gang'".

Several of the sentences are related to conditions while driving Among other things, he has been convicted of driving without a license and driving under the influence of drugs three times.

The man also has at least three convictions for violence The last sentence is from 2019.

The result there was prison for 60 days A policeman could also say that at that time he was checked many times with various members of the family who formed the core of the B gang.

Elsewhere in the judgment it is stated that, according to the police, the defendants have had or have "more or less connection to the criminal environment linked to the 'B-gang'" Several of the sentences are related to conditions while driving.

Among other things, he has been convicted of driving without a license and driving under the influence of drugs three times The man also has at least three convictions for violence.

The last sentence is from 2019 The result there was prison for 60 days.

Elsewhere in the judgment it is stated that, according to the police, the defendants have had or have "greater or lesser connections to the criminal environment linked to the 'B-gang'" Several of the sentences are related to conditions while driving.

Among other things, he has been convicted of driving without a license and driving under the influence of drugs three times The man also has at least three convictions for violence.

The last sentence is from 2019 The result there was prison for 60 days.

Elsewhere in the judgment it is stated that, according to the police, the defendants have had or have "greater or lesser connections to the criminal environment linked to the 'B-gang'" Several of the sentences are related to conditions while driving.

Among other things, he has been convicted of driving without a license and driving under the influence of drugs three times The man also has at least three convictions for violence.

The last sentence is from 2019 The result there was prison for 60 days.

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