A shooting incident in Åsane, Bergen involved a man in his 40s, who has been charged with serious weapon threats. The man fired shots at police cars and drones, as well as at a nearby home over the course of an intense situation that lasted more than 12 hours. Fortunately, no injuries were reported despite the dangerous circumstances. Among the witnesses was a neighbor named Samantha Ruiz, whose husband was home during the incident and whose house was also struck by gunfire.

The authorities responded promptly to the threat, with multiple police patrols dispatched to the scene shortly after receiving reports of gunfire at around 9:05 AM. By 9:42 AM, a armored vehicle was sent to the address, indicating the seriousness of the situation. The police took extensive measures to secure the area, alerting nearby residents as they worked to defuse the standoff. Despite the large police presence, the man remained barricaded for several hours, wielding various weapons including firearms and a powerful crossbow.

After an extensive negotiation and tactical operation, the police were finally able to secure the situation without further escalation of violence. The man in question has been preliminarily charged with serious threats involving weapons, and investigations are ongoing to gather more details surrounding the incident and its implications for community safety. This incident has raised concerns about weapon accessibility and public safety in the region, highlighting the need for continued vigilance and preventive measures in dealing with similar situations.