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Pilatus · 3 Jul 2007, 21:36

Ugly case, but maybe they were right. still think lots of innocent ppl have gotten hurt, due to a bit paranoia because of terrorists. But thats another discussion.

In my case what upset my about the Oboria case is not whether the policemens where judged or not. Maybe they couldn't handled it better under the cirumstances, and maybe they reacted correctly.

What's i've been mostly upset about, is that almost every policemens don't have to go to trial in incidents where ppl have died. It's more like if your a policeman in Norway, it don't matter if you kill someone. And there's been many of those cases in Norway.

No matter what's wright or wrong, it's after all a human life we're talking about. Is it really that hard to understand that ppl react, when they feel like to many have died, when the ppl involved have gotten away without even gotten prosecuted? And does it make it right just because something similar have happened in other contries?

3 Jul 2007, 21:36	#49
Pilatus Registered User Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Norway Posts: 295	Re: The Obiora case. A dark spot on Norway's "clean sheet" Ugly case, but maybe they were right. still think lots of innocent ppl have gotten hurt, due to a bit paranoia because of terrorists. But thats another discussion. In my case what upset my about the Oboria case is not whether the policemens where judged or not. Maybe they couldn't handled it better under the cirumstances, and maybe they reacted correctly. What's i've been mostly upset about, is that almost every policemens don't have to go to trial in incidents where ppl have died. It's more like if your a policeman in Norway, it don't matter if you kill someone. And there's been many of those cases in Norway. No matter what's wright or wrong, it's after all a human life we're talking about. Is it really that hard to understand that ppl react, when they feel like to many have died, when the ppl involved have gotten away without even gotten prosecuted? And does it make it right just because something similar have happened in other contries? Last edited by Pilatus; 4 Jul 2007 at 12:05.