Right wing extremist groups threatening citizen in remote Norwegain town

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The night after the massacre of Utøya Forde was tagged with the NAZI sign. Citizens and police will react with shock and disbelief.

(Dagbladet): The inhabitants of the municipality of Førde in Sogn og Fjordane awoke as the rest of Norway to the grief and despair Saturday after the massacre of AUF youngsters on Utøya.

But Forde people of the day was extra special, they too awoke up to the village their was nedtagget of swastikas. The print newspaper Firda today.

- I saw it as a direct threat there and then. A threat to the society we have. It is tragic to wake up the next morning after the gruesome events and then be met by nazi signs, says Svein Harald Engevik to Dagbladet.

Can sympathize with the killer
Engevik drove his wife to work Saturday morning and there is strong upon him that his village was tagged down with the Nazi symbol is the same night as rescue teams and police counted the same and tried to get an overview of the tragedy that struck Norway.

He immediately set tagging in the context of terrorist attacks in Oslo and Utøya.

None of the victims of AUF-camp on Utøya was from Førde, but it was not clear Saturday morning.

- Thank goodness for that, but no one knew anything at that time. What strikes one is hven that may be behind such things. It's hard for me to put me into it, says Engevik.

- One may wonder if there are people who sympathize with the killer or if it can be a prank. It hits a right in the heart when you see swastikas on her own parking space.

- Faenskap
Knut Harald Hansen at Forde and Naustdal sheriff's office says they are open to the terrorist attacks may be the motivation behind the swastika tagging.

- It can be motivated to do the kind faenskap, said Hansen told newspaper Dagbladet.

Hansen says that they have been in the works to make arrests, but they have not yet done so. He says that they have an idea of ​​who can stand behind.

- Has been tagged swastikas Forde before?

- No, we are plagued with graffiti each year, but not the kind of symbolism, says Hansen.

- The timing extra bad
Police respond specifically to the time of the vandalism and the symbolism of hakekorsene.

- It's very badly done up to the events in Oslo and Utøya. The timing makes it extra bad. It will not occur.

The police are confident they will find out who is behind the tagging of swastikas on nine buildings in the center of Førde. In sharp contrast gathered 1500-2000 people in the city on Monday to commemorate the victims of terrorist acts.

- It is possibly the largest collection of people in Forde center ever, says Hansen.

It has not succeeded Dagbladet to connect with Nils Make Countries (Q), mayor of Forde.

Frde tagget ned med hakekors - nyheter - Dagbladet.no