Two people were killed and another seriously injured when a shooter opened fire on a hunting party in southern Norway
Two people were killed and another seriously injured when a shooter opened fire on a hunting party in southern Norway HALDEN, Norway -- Two people were killed and another seriously injured Sunday when a shooter opened fire on a hunting party in southern Norway, police said. The suspect was arrested at the scene and is not believed to be part of the hunting party, police said in a statement. The injured victim was flown to a hospital for treatment.
The shooting occurred near Halden, which is about 96 kilometers (60 miles) from Oslo and near the Swedish border. Other details were not immediately available. 24/7 coverage of breaking news and live events
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