"Norway's most dangerous man" suspected of new murder

“Norway’s most dangerous man” has been arrested for the murder of robber Metkel Betew – who is behind the largest cash heist in Norwegian history. . According to the suspects, Stig Millehaugen murdered his victim while on leave.

Norway's most famous robber Metkel Betew has been found shot dead in a forest. Now "Norway's most dangerous man", Stig Millehaugen, has been arrested on suspicion of murder, according to the Norwegian police.

Police confirm: Millehaugen to be produced for detention on Tuesday Stig Millehaugen will be produced for detention on Tuesday. He is charged with the murder of Metkel Betew or complicity in this. Betew is best known to the public as one of those involved in the Nokas robbery in Stavanger in 2004. TV 2 first reported the case. – He denies the charges, says defense attorney Morten Furuholmen to TV 2. NRK also writes that according to the defense…

Stig Millehaugen will be produced for detention on Tuesday, the police report.

Stig Millehaugen, who has previously been convicted of two murders, was arrested on Easter Sunday and charged with murder or complicity in the murder of Nokas robber Metkel Betew (46).

Morten Furuholmen, defense attorney for the accused Stig Millehaugen, tells VG that his client denies having anything to do with the murder of Nokas robber Metkel Betew.