Update to supporters – Justice for Sarah - A critical step has now been taken.

A critical step has now been taken.

A formal complaint has been submitted to the Norwegian Bureau for the Investigation of Police Affairs regarding the handling of the incident on November 24, 2025.

This is not just based on concerns or assumptions.

For the first time, there is now complete video documentation:

– from inside the incident
– from outside before anyone knew what was happening
– and from outside during the evacuation

Together, this creates a full and consistent timeline.

It directly contradicts key claims that have been used to explain what happened.

 
Why this matters

Previous attempts to raise concerns have not been taken seriously.

A prior complaint involving both Sarah and myself was dismissed, despite documented evidence.

Another serious incident involving unlawful eviction with police assistance remains unanswered.

With a dismissal rate of around 95%, it has been necessary to wait until the case was strong enough to stand on its own.

That point has now been reached.

 
What the evidence shows

The newly obtained footage confirms that:

– there was no chaotic crowd interfering
– bystanders did not even know what was happening
– the situation was misrepresented from the very beginning

This is not just about mistakes.

It raises serious questions about how the situation was interpreted, described, and later justified.

 
What happens now

The case has been submitted to:

– The Norwegian Bureau for the Investigation of Police Affairs
– The County Governor (case 2024/43466)
– The Norwegian Healthcare Investigation Board (UKOM)
– The Director of Public Prosecutions

This ensures that multiple independent authorities are now aware of the full scope.

 
Why your support still matters

This case is not just about Sarah.

It highlights a broader issue:

What happens when critical situations are misunderstood
– and how systems respond when that happens.

Your support has already helped bring attention to this.

Now it is more important than ever to keep the pressure and awareness alive.

Please continue sharing.