A significant police operation is taking place in Åsane, Bergen, where local authorities responded to reports of gunfire involving a man who reportedly shot at police. The situation escalated to the point where the police have requested assistance from the Oslo police district, which is sending special forces and negotiators to the scene. As of now, there have been no reported injuries, and efforts are being made to establish communication with the man while ensuring the safety of the surrounding community.

Authorities have secured the area and deployed armed patrols to maintain control and prevent the situation from escalating further. Nearby residents have been advised to remain indoors, with a local school’s principal communicating with students and staff to ensure their safety during the ongoing operation. Police have stated that they have the situation under control, indicating that there is no imminent danger to students or faculty members.

Eyewitness reports suggest that as many as 70 shots were heard during the incident, contributing to the tense atmosphere in the neighborhood. Police operations such as these highlight the challenges faced by law enforcement in addressing violent incidents while prioritizing public safety. The ongoing negotiation efforts represent a crucial component of the police strategy to resolve the situation without further escalation.