On Thursday morning, police maintained their presence outside a residence in the Bergen area after a man in his 30s was arrested following a murder in Arna the previous day. The law enforcement agency is currently considering whether to present the arrested man for custody later that morning, which is a critical step in the judicial process following serious crimes like murder. This poses significant implications for both the legal proceedings and the community's sense of security.

The police have cordoned off a residential address in Bergen as part of their investigation and are actively collecting evidence related to the murder. While they are thorough in their efforts, the motive behind the killing remains unclear, raising concerns about safety and the possibility of further violence. Investigators have already received over 50 tips from the public, indicating a community deeply engaged in the investigation.

To assist in the case, the West Police District is receiving support from Kripos (the National Criminal Investigation Service) and PST (the Norwegian Intelligence Service), essential units that can provide additional resources and expertise in complex criminal cases. This collaboration underscores the seriousness of the situation and the commitment of Norwegian authorities to resolving and understanding the circumstances surrounding this tragic event.