An incident at a shooting event in Halsa has left a man in his late sixties injured, prompting an ambulance response to transport him to St. Olav's hospital. Law enforcement personnel are currently on the scene working to determine the details of the accident and the underlying causes. They are interviewing witnesses and collecting evidence to understand what transpired during the event.

Reports indicate that there may have been a malfunction with the weapon involved, leading to a discharge that hit the shooter in the face. The police have secured the weapon and ammunition for further investigation, as they seek to clarify the circumstances surrounding the accident. This incident raises concerns about safety protocols during shooting events, and how equipment malfunctions can have serious, potentially life-threatening consequences.

Police operations leader Martin Hammervik Aarhoug confirmed that a case is being opened as part of the investigative process, highlighting the importance of accountability and safety in such scenarios. As the investigation unfolds, it may lead to broader discussions regarding regulations and safety measures at shooting events to prevent future accidents of this nature.