In the early hours of Friday, a man in his 30s was arrested by the police outside the Bydelskroa bar located on Eiriks Gate in Tøyen, Oslo. The police responded to a disturbance which was reported around 1:00 AM, with indications of a potential threatening situation. Upon arrival, they found the suspect in possession of a pistol, leading to his immediate arrest. Fortunately, no injuries were reported at the scene, according to Operations Leader Anders Aas from the Oslo police district.

The firearm in question was confirmed to be operational, but the arrested individual has thus far declined to provide an explanation as to why he was carrying the weapon. Aas noted that the man appeared quite angry at the time of his arrest, indicating that there may be underlying issues that investigators will explore further. The police have not received any reports of threats being made with the gun at the scene, which may suggest that the situation could have escalated but was contained quickly by the authorities.

This incident raises questions about public safety in nightlife areas like Tøyen, especially regarding the accessibility of firearms. As authorities investigate the circumstances surrounding the man's possession of the weapon, there is an ongoing concern about the potential for violence in entertainment districts. This case highlights the importance of maintaining order in areas that are often vibrant but can also be prone to disturbances and criminal activities.