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Police Mistakenly Sent Letters to 1,500 People

Summary by NRK

The letters are sent by Digipost. The cases mainly concern confirmation of reported matters and information about case decisions. "Such mailings occur once a day, and the next mailing is stopped until more is known about the cause of this error," the police write. "If you have received such an erroneous message, we ask you to delete the message. The police take it very seriously that personal information for an unknown number of people has been …

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