The police are investigating a suspicious item at Elden law firm in Oslo, which has been classified as isolated and poses no threat to the surrounding area.
The police have responded to the Elden law firm in Oslo where they are examining a suspicious letter. Operations leader Tor Egil Grøttum confirmed that the investigation is currently ongoing, and while they assess the situation, he emphasized that it is being treated as an isolated incident. Grøttum reassured the public that there is no perceived threat to the general surroundings.
In addition to the police presence, which includes a patrol and an incident commander, both fire services and ambulance teams are also on site. Officials are in contact with people who were present at the law firm and are conducting the necessary examinations of the letter’s contents. Grøttum asked for patience from the public, as the investigation may take time to conclude, committing to provide updates as new information emerges.
Elden is one of Norway’s largest law firms, employing around 150 staff and with branches in several locations across the country. The firm is headed by John Christian Elden, who is known for his involvement in high-profile criminal cases and remains a prominent figure in legal circles, currently also in the news for other reasons. This incident, occurring at such a notable legal establishment, draws attention to security measures in place at public and private institutions alike.
