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HORRIBLE, MIND NUMBING THINGS JOME'S COUNTRY DOES - EVIL IN NORWAY!!!!!
*Jamal*:
LMFAO
Trauma-san:
The audience got more than they bargained for when they attended Sunday's game between Djerv 2 and Hetlevik at Askøy outside Bergen.
Several of the Djerv 2 players acted aggressively towards both other players and the audience. According to the local paper Bergensavisen, one person was injured after being knocked to the ground by a Djerv player.
Violent threats
The sudden outburst of rage was also directed against several audience members, several received death threats and several were threatened with decapitation. Some of the women in the audience were threatened with rape.
The police had to be called to calm people down.
Neither the players nor the leaders want to comment the incident, but it has been reported to the police.
Section leader Roald Bruun-Hanssen said to the paper that it is not the first time this year that Djerv 2 has been in the media because of negative behavior. Earlier this year, a keeper from the team attacked a referee. He was later refused to play soccer for the rest of the year....
However, he does not want to condemn the entire team which mainly consist of immigrants.
«Most of the people on the team are there to get a positive experience and to play soccer,» Bruun-Hanssen said. «Now Djerv has to present its view of the case, and then we have to evaluate possible sanctions against players and the club afterwards. But at the same time as it is important to send a clear message, we are also forced to try to aid Djerv as a club so that they can incorporate persons with multicultural background into the club in the most sensible way.»
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"ONLY IN NORWAY!"
Trauma-san:
Bergen police have given up releasing an inebriated Finn who had to be hauled in three times over the weekend for offensive behavior and non-stop drinking.
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Police decided to keep the large Finn in custody after he gave them two different identities and they were unable to determine who he really is, newspaper Bergens Tidende reports.
After being incarcerated for excessive drunkenness on Friday, the man was released with a warning after a night's sleep in jail. He proceeded with another binge on Saturday and was arrested three hours after his release with a blood alcohol level of 2.8 per thousand, where many people lose consciousness and bladder control.
After another nap and warning the man was found harassing people on the Bergen funicular and arrested again, where he will stay until police can determine who he is and how many drunken offenses he may have to his credit.
Police said they were seeking assistance from Finnish authorities and were also checking the mystery man against numerous local complaints of a loud drunk urinating on houses and being offensive to passersby.
Bergen police also reported an overflowing drunk tank over the weekend, with roughly three times the normal number of offenders.
"The Christmas party season is in full swing. We notice that," head of police operations Svein Bruarøy told the newspaper.
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"ONLY IN NORWAY!"
Trauma-san:
A 50-year-old man taking a written exam to expand his drivers license to include trucking had his car confiscated after turning up for the test drunk. The man did manage to complete the examination before local law enforcement arrived, newspaper Hordaland reports.
"I noticed that there was a suspicious smell of alcohol coming from where he sat. I wanted to investigate and so chose to notify the local police," said Hogne Skjervheim at the Public Roads Administration.
The man finished his exam just in time for another test, this time from a police breathalyzer.
"The light went red as soon as he blew," said officer Ivar Hellene.
The man had driven roughly an hour in this condition, so police also took a blood test and confiscated his car, leaving him to take the bus home.
A conviction for drunk driving will overrule the test result even if the man managed to pass the theoretical exam while intoxicated. He would then lose his driving license and have to begin over again.
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"ONLY IN NORWAY!"
Jome:
LOL, you searched for "Norway + crazy news" on Google, and posted up all this old ass shit.. lmao. :D
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