In Bergen, Norway, a man was reportedly threatened while walking his dog at Georgernes Verft. The situation escalated when the attacker lost control of the confrontation and threw the man's dog into the sea. The police were alerted to the incident, and emergency services, including the fire department, promptly dispatched a fireboat to the scene to locate the animal.

The dog, identified as Basse, a black and white Shetland sheepdog, was successfully retrieved from the water and returned to its owner unharmed. The police confirmed that the suspect was apprehended and noted that there was no prior relationship between the two men involved. This incident highlights concerns regarding public safety and animal welfare in urban areas.

Local authorities, particularly the police and fire services, were quick to respond to the alarming situation, ensuring the dog's safety and taking action against the individual responsible. The successful outcome of this event may also reinforce the community's confidence in the emergency services and their commitment to animal welfare.