Norway's Southeast Police District has recently received multiple reports and complaints about the unruly behavior of recent high school graduates, or "russen," during the night of Thursday to Friday. One particularly alarming incident occurred in the city of Drammen, where two people were reportedly spotted on the roof of a moving russen bus on the E18 highway. Additionally, ten individuals were ejected from the bus due to overcapacity. The police have opened an investigation into this incident.
There have also been several other reports of disturbances caused by russen, including loud music disturbing local residents' sleep, acts of violence, and up to 50 russen buses spotted in one area in Kongsberg. However, despite the disturbances, there have been no serious injuries reported at this time. Overall, the police have expressed concern over the safety risks posed by the behavior of russen, as well as the disturbance caused to local residents.
The Southeast Police District in Norway has received several reports and complaints about the behavior of recent high school graduates, locally known as "russen," during the night of Thursday to Friday. In one incident in the city of Drammen, two individuals were reportedly on the roof of a moving russen bus on the E18 highway, while ten others were ejected from the bus due to overcapacity. The police have opened an investigation into the incident. Additionally, there have been reports of loud music disturbing local residents' sleep, acts of violence, and up to 50 russen buses spotted in one area in Kongsberg. Despite the disturbances, no serious injuries have been reported.