Fire on the Lofoten: Court Sentenced Two Germans for Arson in Norway
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In their Lofoten holiday, two men from Germany, according to a verdict, set a total of five fires, including in a cemetery chapel. They had been caught in a recent act because local residents were suspected.
Two Germans take a holiday on the Lofoten - and become arsonists there. Residents suspect that they will be arrested. A court in Norway now imposes prison sentences on the two young men.
Two Germans have been sentenced to prison for five cases of arson in the Norwegian Lofoten archipelago according to media reports.
To tyske menn er dømt for å ha verstiftet en rekke branner i Lofoten i fjor sommer, skriver NRK.
Two German men have been convicted of starting a series of fires in Lofoten last summer. The same men were also suspected of the fires on Frøya.
On Wednesday, two German men were convicted in Salten and Lofoten District Court for several arsons in Lofoten last summer. They were also suspected of the fires on Frøya the summer before.
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