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Unknown broke into the house of the son of a Norwegian princess in search of her daughter

An unknown man entered the house of Marius Borg Heuby, son of the future Queen of Norway Mette-Marit, located on the territory of the royal residence of Skaugum

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Unknown broke into the house of the son of a Norwegian princess in search of her daughter

An unknown man entered the house of Marius Borg Heuby, son of the future Queen of Norway Mette-Marit, located on the territory of the royal residence of Skaugum. The uninvited guest kicked the door and managed to get inside the building. Heuby pushed the offender back into the street, where he was detained by security officers.

It turned out that the man came to Oslo to meet Princess Ingrid Alexandra, the granddaughter of the current King of Norway Harald V. He had several letters addressed to the girl. Why the stranger decided to look for her in the house of his older half-brother is not reported.

According to Norwegian media, the detainee has been repeatedly prosecuted for violent crimes. Police have launched an investigation into illegal entry and possible assault. No casualties were reported as a result of the incident.

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