Four injured in knife attack at school in Norway capital
Four injured in knife attack at school in Norway capital.
OSLO (Web Desk) – Four people including a teacher and three staff members were injured in a knife attack by a pupil in the Norwegian capital Oslo, police said.
The motive behind the attack was not immediately clear and the attacker has been arrested by the authorities. The incident took place at Brynseng School and the victims were shifted to hospital with minor injuries.
A police officer at the school, however, reported that the victims had been stabbed with a fork and suffered bite marks.
Sven Christian Lie, of the Oslo police department, said the officers launched investigation and recorded statements of the eyewitnesses.
"It is a very young boy who is arrested. I can’t say anything more about the grade level. He was arrested inside the school," he said.
A police statement said: "Four people were taken to the emergency care department for treatment.
"The injured are employees of the school. We are still on the site with several patrols and are conducting witness interrogation."
