
AI-generated summary
The incident occurred on Sunday in Halden, Norway. All victims belonged to the same hunting team according to the article.
Police theory: Conflict behind suspected double murder
The man who is suspected of having shot dead two people in Halden in Norway on Sunday has confessed, according to his defense lawyer.
A third man is seriously injured after the crime – all victims belonged to the same hunting team.
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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The police will continue the investigation to determine the motive and possible accomplices.
Very likely · Within weeks

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Norwegian police were alerted to shootings in Halden on Sunday morning. One person has been arrested and the situation is no longer considered dangerous. The municipality's crisis team has been activated.
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