Norwegian Hunter Released in Sweden After Fatal Shooting Probe

aftenposten.no (Swedish) —

A Norwegian man in his 60s, arrested Friday on suspicion of negligent homicide after another Norwegian man died during a hunt in Arjeplog, Sweden, on Thursday, has been released. Prosecutor Moa Ejnestrand stated Saturday evening that further investigation steps showed insufficient grounds for continued detention or a custody request. The suspicion remains, but nothing indicates intentional killing. The investigation continues, focusing on technical examinations and a forensic pathologist's statement to determine exactly what happened.


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