AxelViktorr

I agree. He knew what he was doing and he damn well knew that he was facing 30 years max because of the laws in Norway.
Now they have to protect him and keep him safe, fearing that some vigilante will shoot him. Has to be terrible for the families to just watch and see
him smiling in court.
I hope it gets clear in Norway that regular police officers also need guns.

Wait what? Police Officer in Norway don't have guns? WTF IS THIS!?

It's like... ... A soldier without his M4 or M16... Or a Fireman without water hose

I see an unaccuracy.
 
Iceland is one of the safest countries in the world, and there it's ranked at the 12th place only.
 
That's why I dislike this kind of "ranking". What's it based on? Homicide rate? General crime rate? Stability of the country, of the government? Economy? Tax evasion? Corruptions of the members of the government? (If this one is taken into account, most of the developped countries would be corrupted to the core, but obviously I bet this isn't even mentioned).

Yeah, it's reflection stickers. It's for safety. Police needs to be visible, it's understaffed and a lot of the cars are shit (shit as in 18 years old). I think however, this car has been decommissioned or moved to a less populated area.
The police recently got more S80's, different light bar though, similar to this car, light bar and the rambar.

Icelandic Police. Volvo S80 D5.

Those are the Volvo V90 CC and they got 2 Volkswagen Transporter 4×4