Norwegian Police Service

Arne Sigve Klungland - Norwegian Police Service (NOKAS 2004)

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Duration: 3:01
Updated: 13 Aug 2013

Arne Sigve Klungland was responding to the infamous 2004 Robbery of the NOKAS (Norsk kontantservice AC) building in Stavanger, Norway, as he was responding h...

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HD: GTA 4 US Secret Service & Norwegian Police cars.

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Duration: 6:06
Updated: 18 Aug 2013

DISCLAIMER: I do not own the rights to GTA 4. Secret Service skin for the suburban: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v706/Darkdemon99/police_sign1.png Windo...

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Project "Spade" infographic

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Duration: 0:58
Updated: 14 Nov 2013

Toronto Police Service announces results of international child sexual abuse investigation, Project Spade, 341 people arrested, 386 children rescued On Thursday, November 14, 2013, Toronto Police Service Chief William Blair announced the results of Project Spade, a three-year, international investigation involving the making and selling of child exploitation videos and images over the internet. In October 2010, undercover officers with the Toronto Police Service Child Exploitation Section made contact with a Toronto man allegedly sharing images of child sexual abuse. The investigation revealed that this person may have been operating a child exploitation movie production and distribution company. The TPS then partnered with the United States Postal Inspection Service to further the investigation into this individual and company. On May 1, 2011, officers executed search warrants at a business and a residence in Toronto and arrested a man. It is alleged that: - he was operating a website called www.azovfilms.com - this website sold and distributed child exploitation movies and images to people across the world - the man paid various people to film children for the purpose of creating movies for sale on his website - over 45 terabytes of data were seized - his company had revenues in excess of $4 million Brian Way, 42, of Toronto, was charged with: 1) Possession Child Pornography 2) Three counts of Possession for the Purpose Publication Child Pornography 3) Six counts of Make Available Child Pornography 4) Three counts of Make for the Purpose Publication Child Pornography 5) Three counts of Advertise for the Purpose Distribution Child Pornography 6) Three counts of Sell/Distribute Child Pornography 7) Import/Export Child Pornography 8) Possession for the Purpose Exportation Child Pornography 9) Possession of Proceeds of Crime 10) Laundering Proceeds of Crime 11) Instructing Commission of Offence for Criminal Organization This is the first time in Canada this charge (#11) has been laid in relation to a child exploitation material investigation. The TPS was able to determine the identities of customers of this website from around the world. The RCMP's National Child Exploitation Coordination Centre (N.C.E.C.C.) in Ottawa assisted the Child Exploitation Section in providing intelligence to over 50 countries. As a result, 341 people have been arrested around the world. In addition, 386 children have been rescued from child exploitation. The Toronto Police Service would like to acknowledge the following agencies who participated in Project Spade: The United States Postal Inspection Service Australian Federal Police Cuerpo Nacional de Policía - Brigada de Investigación Tecnológica (Spain) Procuraduria General de la Republica (PGR) in cooperation with Mexican Federal Police Queensland Police Service -- Task Force Argos South African Police Service Hong Kong Police Force Norwegian Police Service (Politi- og lensmannsetaten) An Garda Síochána (Ireland) National Police Force of Greece Royal Gibraltar Police The following Ontario law enforcement agencies: Ontario Provincial Police Barrie Police Service Brantford Police Service Durham Regional Police Service Guelph Police Service Halton Regional Police Service Hamilton Police Service Kingston Police Force Waterloo Regional Police Service London Police Service Niagara Regional Police Service Ottawa Police Service Peel Regional Police Windsor Police Service York Regional Police Canadian law enforcement agencies outside Ontario: Victoria Police Department RCMP "E" Division - Integrated Child Exploitation Unit (British Columbia) Southern Alberta Internet Child Exploitation Unit Northern Alberta Internet Child Exploitation Unit Saskatchewan Integrated Internet Child Exploitation Unit Winnipeg Police Service Service de police de la Ville de Montréal (SPVM) Sureté Du Québec RCMP "B" Division (Newfoundland and Labrador) RCMP "H" Division" (Nova Scotia) Royal Newfoundland Constabulary Truro Police Service The Toronto Police Service is a member of the Ontario Provincial Strategy to Protect Children from Sexual Abuse and Exploitation on the internet which has been made possible by a grant from the Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services and the Ministry of the Attorney General. Members of the Strategy and the N.C.E.C.C. assisted in cataloging millions of child exploitation images and videos. The Toronto Police Service would also like to acknowledge the assistance of Cybertip.ca. Cybertip.ca received many complaints about the website that became the basis of the Project Spade investigation. Cybertip.ca allows for the online reporting of sexual exploitation of children.

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News Update: Norwegian Police arrest three men suspected of ties to Al Qaeda

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Duration: 1:53
Updated: 01 Jun 2012

Norwegian police officials announced Thursday that three men suspected of ties to Al Qaeda with conspiracy plots brewing in the US and Britain, have been arr...

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Norway police use force against tamil

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Duration: 1:18
Updated: 30 Jul 2013

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GTA IV (EFLC) Volvo V70 Norwegian Police

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Duration: 3:42
Updated: 25 Jul 2013

What the title says. Download: http://www.lcpdfr.com/files/file/1373-norwegian-volvo-v70-policecar/

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Norway Police 2012 News

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Duration: 1:52
Updated: 01 Nov 2013

The chairman of the Norwegian union of police prosecutors said be believed the Norwegian population would be satisfied with the decision of the court to sentence Anders Behring Breivik to prison and rule out an insanity verdict. Sverre Bromander said the ruling meant Breivik would be forced to serve his sentence in prison rather than a psychiatric facility. The five-judge panel in the Oslo district court convicted the 33-year-old Breivik of terrorism and premeditated murder and ordered him imprisoned for a period between 10 and 21 years the maximum allowed under Norwegian law. Breivik had already admitted killing 77 people in a car bomb attack and shooting rampage on 22 July 2011. The only question was whether the court would adjudge that he was sane or insane when he committed the attacks. Bromander said the case was the first of its kind in the Scandinavian country and admitted some lessons could be learnt about how the Norwegian legal system conducted the trial. He added that at the time Breivik committed the attacks the sentence the 33-year-old received on Friday was the harshest penalty available to the Norwegian courts. We are looking into some cases that will have 30 years as the highest sentence but that will be in the future. Norway has been considered a little naive and that might be right said Bromander. Bromander said Breivik may never be released if psychiatrists still believe he is a danger to society. Breivik smiled with apparent satisfaction when Judge Wenche Elisabeth Arntzen read the ruling declaring him sane enough to be held criminally responsible and sentencing him to preventive detention which means it is unlikely he will ever be released. Such sentences can be extended as long as an inmate is considered too dangerous to be released and legal experts say Breivik will almost certainly spend the rest of his life in prison. The sentence brings a form of closure to Norway but it also means Breivik got what he wanted a ruling that paints him as a political terrorist instead of a psychotic mass murderer. Since his arrest Breivik has said the attacks were meant to draw attention to his extreme right-wing ideology and to inspire a multi-decade uprising by militant nationalists across Europe.

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American Citizens Terrorized and Tortured by Norwegian Police 2011 police brutality (new)

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Duration: 8:35
Updated: 24 Jun 2013

shocking 2 hour documentary exposing police corruption in Norway.

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The police threatened victim sent letter the king in Norway

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Duration: 1:58
Updated: 06 Aug 2010

http://orginalevidence.blip.tv/#723577 The vietnamese victim has been threatened for many years. His family suffered his brother death in Finland 2001, he mo...

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Norway Identifies Possible Assailant in Kenya Mall Siege

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Duration: 3:17
Updated: 18 Oct 2013

The trail in the investigation into the deadly attack on a Kenyan shopping mall leads all the way to Scandinavia, where the Norwegian police have identified a man who may have been among the assailants. Investigators are questioning relatives and friends of Hassan Abdi Dhuhulow, a Norwegian citizen born in Somalia, to try to determine whether he was one of the four militants captured on surveillance footage inside the shopping mall, calmly killing shoppers on a Saturday afternoon last month. His sister, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said in an interview that officers from the Norwegian security police had asked her whether her brother had placed calls from Nairobi, including from the Westgate shopping mall, during the siege. She said that he had not and that the family was unaware of any role he might have played in the attack. "My mother and father and me, we don't even know if he is dead or alive," she said. "We are waiting for the whole issue to become clearer." A man with the same name as Mr. Dhuhulow was arrested in Somalia in connection with the murder of a radio journalist but was freed by a military tribunal for lack of evidence in March. In 2009, Mr. Dhuhulow, 23, began going on what his sister called "long vacations" to Somalia. Contact with the family was sporadic and she could not remember whether she had last spoken to him last year or the year before. "My brother leads a different life than me," she said. The Norwegian Police Security Service said in a statement last week that it had received information that a Norwegian citizen of Somali origin may have been involved in "the planning and execution of the attack" in late September, when militants stormed the mall and killed more than 60 men, women and children. The Norwegians sent investigators to Nairobi to work with Kenyan security services on the investigation. The Somali militant group the Shabab claimed responsibility. The Kenyan authorities initially said 10 to 15 assailants had been involved in the assault. Officials with knowledge of the investigation now say that the number was no more than six and may be as few as the four captured on the surveillance tapes. Kenyan officials released four names, but none of them was Mr. Dhuhulow's, and officials with knowledge of the investigation said later that they were believed to be noms de guerre and not birth names. Norway has come increasingly into focus as investigators from Kenya, the United States, Norway and elsewhere work to try to piece together the Shabab's international network. Navy SEALs staged an unsuccessful raid in the Somali coastal town of Baraawe earlier this month to try to capture a Shabab mastermind, Abdikadir Mohamed Abdikadir, also known as Ikrima. Mr. Abdikadir is believed to have lived in Norway as an asylum seeker between 2004 and 2008. More and more video footage of the attack has leaked out in the weeks since the siege ended. CNN released disturbing clips on Thursday that showed terrified shoppers running for their lives while the killers stalked them, leaving victims in pools of blood on the mall floor. Mr. Dhuhulow's sister said the police believed he had called the family from inside the shopping mall, a version of events she contested. "They think so because it said so in some Kenyan newspaper," she said. "They do not have this information confirmed. He certainly did not call anyone in the family; we would have known if he did." Larvik is a small city on the Norwegian east coast south of Oslo, with around 43,000 inhabitants. Mr. Dhuhulow attended Thor Heyerdahl High School here until 2009, according to Stine Indhal, an administrator at the school, concentrating on natural sciences and mathematics. Kristina Sandbrekkene Olsen, 22, who went to the school at the same time as Mr. Dhuhulow but did not remember him specifically, said she had many Muslim friends from Chechnya and Kosovo as well as Somalia. "Terrorism was never a topic among any of us, and religion wasn't a big subject either," Ms. Olsen said. According to his sister, Mr. Dhuhulow stayed in touch with the family in Norway only occasionally after moving to Somalia. "It's still hard to believe," she said. "I can't bear the thought of this actually being true, it's just too much come to terms with." Henrik Pryser Libell reported from Larvik, Norway, and Nicholas Kulish from Nairobi, Kenya.

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Norway Identifies Possible Assailant in Kenya Mall Siege

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Duration: 4:24
Updated: 18 Oct 2013

Norway Identifies Possible Assailant in Kenya Mall Siege The trail in the investigation into the deadly attack on a Kenyan shopping mall leads all the way to Scandinavia, where the Norwegian police have identified a man who may have been among the assailants. Investigators are questioning relatives and friends of Hassan Abdi Dhuhulow, a Norwegian citizen born in Somalia, to try to determine whether he was one of the four militants captured on surveillance footage inside the shopping mall, calmly killing shoppers on a Saturday afternoon last month. His sister, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said in an interview that officers from the Norwegian security police had asked her whether her brother had placed calls from Nairobi, including from the Westgate shopping mall, during the siege. She said that he had not and that the family was unaware of any role he might have played in the attack. "My mother and father and me, we don't even know if he is dead or alive," she said. "We are waiting for the whole issue to become clearer." A man with the same name as Mr. Dhuhulow was arrested in Somalia in connection with the murder of a radio journalist but was freed by a military tribunal for lack of evidence in March. In 2009, Mr. Dhuhulow, 23, began going on what his sister called "long vacations" to Somalia. Contact with the family was sporadic and she could not remember whether she had last spoken to him last year or the year before. "My brother leads a different life than me," she said. The Norwegian Police Security Service said in a statement last week that it had received information that a Norwegian citizen of Somali origin may have been involved in "the planning and execution of the attack" in late September, when militants stormed the mall and killed more than 60 men, women and children. The Norwegians sent investigators to Nairobi to work with Kenyan security services on the investigation. The Somali militant group the Shabab claimed responsibility. The Kenyan authorities initially said 10 to 15 assailants had been involved in the assault. Officials with knowledge of the investigation now say that the number was no more than six and may be as few as the four captured on the surveillance tapes. Kenyan officials released four names, but none of them was Mr. Dhuhulow's, and officials with knowledge of the investigation said later that they were believed to be noms de guerre and not birth names. Norway has come increasingly into focus as investigators from Kenya, the United States, Norway and elsewhere work to try to piece together the Shabab's international network. Navy SEALs staged an unsuccessful raid in the Somali coastal town of Baraawe earlier this month to try to capture a Shabab mastermind, Abdikadir Mohamed Abdikadir, also known as Ikrima. Mr. Abdikadir is believed to have lived in Norway as an asylum seeker between 2004 and 2008. More and more video footage of the attack has leaked out in the weeks since the siege ended. CNN released disturbing clips on Thursday that showed terrified shoppers running for their lives while the killers stalked them, leaving victims in pools of blood on the mall floor. Mr. Dhuhulow's sister said the police believed he had called the family from inside the shopping mall, a version of events she contested. "They think so because it said so in some Kenyan newspaper," she said. "They do not have this information confirmed. He certainly did not call anyone in the family; we would have known if he did." Larvik is a small city on the Norwegian east coast south of Oslo, with around 43,000 inhabitants. Mr. Dhuhulow attended Thor Heyerdahl High School here until 2009, according to Stine Indhal, an administrator at the school, concentrating on natural sciences and mathematics. Kristina Sandbrekkene Olsen, 22, who went to the school at the same time as Mr. Dhuhulow but did not remember him specifically, said she had many Muslim friends from Chechnya and Kosovo as well as Somalia. "Terrorism was never a topic among any of us, and religion wasn't a big subject either," Ms. Olsen said. According to his sister, Mr. Dhuhulow stayed in touch with the family in Norway only occasionally after moving to Somalia. "It's still hard to believe," she said. "I can't bear the thought of this actually being true, it's just too much come to terms with." Henrik Pryser Libell reported from Larvik, Norway, and Nicholas Kulish from Nairobi, Kenya.

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Utøya, Rose March 25 July 2011, Harstad, Norway ( low res )

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Duration: 10:44
Updated: 14 May 2013

Rose March 3 days after Anders Behring Breivik / Andrew Berwick's terrorist attacks, 2011 in Norway were a pair of terrorist attacks against the civilian pop...

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Norwegian police car responding

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Updated: 27 Feb 2013

norwegian police car responding.

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Norwegian Police in Sweden

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Duration: 0:43
Updated: 24 Jun 2013

Norwegian Police in Sweden, with stickers saying "Ikke i tjeneste" (Out of duty). For all the times I've been forced to drive slow in Norway... this is my ve...

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Bright memory of the victims in terrorist attacks 22.07.2011.wmv

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Duration: 3:47
Updated: 08 Jan 2013

The 2011 Norway attacks were a pair of terrorist attacks against the civilian population, the government, and a political summer camp in Norway on 22 July 20...

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Norwegian police arrest terror suspect

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Duration: 0:21
Updated: 13 Feb 2013

Norwegian police arrest terror suspect 13.02.2013

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New (2012) Norwegian Police Car: Volkswagen Passat - WIP

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Duration: 4:19
Updated: 08 Apr 2013

FINALLY!!! AFTER FOURTEEN ATTEMPTS OF UPLOADING THIS VIDEO, IT IS HERE! PLEASE ENJOY! Car by corleone / norpolice123 Skin by nortex010 ENB by icelaglace / ai...

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Unmarked Saab Police car by Norwegian/Swedish border

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Duration: 0:06
Updated: 08 Apr 2013

A Unmarked Saab Police car pulled over a black Mercedez Benz near the borded between norway and sweden. En sivil Saab Politibil har stoppen en svart Mercedes...

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LCPD: First Response Day 68 - 2012 Volkswagen Passat - Norwegian Police Edition

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Duration: 12:27
Updated: 17 Aug 2013

LCPD: FR Videos Playlist: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL65CD6B09960EE4CD&feature;=edit_ok LCPD:FR HD Videos Topic in LCPDFR.com: http://www.lcpdfr.co...

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STREET PREACHERS ARRESTED IN NORWAY PART ONE

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Duration: 10:04
Updated: 09 Jul 2013

This first video shows what happened leading up to the arrest of Street Preachers Petar and Larry.

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Norwegian Police uniforms scare the victims 2011 news terror *new*

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Duration: 3:31
Updated: 24 Jul 2011

2011 documentary "The production company is making a movie about the events"

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Norwegian Police Responding

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Duration: 0:14
Updated: 07 Jun 2013

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Norwegian Police torturing and starving young girls 2011 FBI gets Involved (new)

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Duration: 1:03
Updated: 15 May 2013

This is not a staged event. Sex crimes covered up by local authorities... newspaper will not publish story, media blackout on events. I'm an American citizen...

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Make changes yourself !

Arne Sigve Klungland - Norwegian Police Service (NOKAS 2004)

HD: GTA 4 US Secret Service & Norwegian Police cars.

Project "Spade" infographic

News Update: Norwegian Police arrest three men suspected of ties to Al Qaeda

Norway police use force against tamil

GTA IV (EFLC) Volvo V70 Norwegian Police

Norway Police 2012 News

American Citizens Terrorized and Tortured by Norwegian Police 2011 police brutality (new)

The police threatened victim sent letter the king in Norway

Norway Identifies Possible Assailant in Kenya Mall Siege

Norway Identifies Possible Assailant in Kenya Mall Siege

Utøya, Rose March 25 July 2011, Harstad, Norway ( low res )

Norwegian police car responding

Norwegian Police in Sweden

Bright memory of the victims in terrorist attacks 22.07.2011.wmv

Norwegian police arrest terror suspect

New (2012) Norwegian Police Car: Volkswagen Passat - WIP

Unmarked Saab Police car by Norwegian/Swedish border