Norway police free detainees, no link to attacks

OSLO (Reuters) - Norwegian police freed several people who were briefly detained Sunday after a raid prompted by attacks that have killed 93 people, a police lawyer told Reuters. "The people detained and brought in for questioning have been released. They were in no way linked to the case," Anders ...

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