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Lemonade, like cannabis, was on the menu and the party at a café in central Oslo lasted barely an hour before the police intervened, shut down the operation, and asked people to leave.
Police shut down cannabis cafe -- one reported (Avisa Oslo/Nettavisen): On Saturday morning a cannabis shop was opened at an address in the borough of Frogner, not far from the Royal Palace. An estimated 50-70 people first showed up in Slottsparken, before marching to the address at ten o'clock. Just over 11am, police have turned up at the scene. They're supposed to have closed the cafe. “At least now there's a trial going on, I think. Now the …
Roar Mikalsen opened an unusual cafe in central Oslo on Saturday morning. On the menu were soda, books -- and cannabis. A short time later, the police arrived and closed the doors.
Dozens of people showed up.
On Saturday, there was a queue outside a newly opened café space in a street some distance behind Slottsparken in Oslo. The cafe calls itself “Norske tilstater”, and sold cannabis openly. Police have now closed the cafe.
BISLETT (TV 2): For just over an hour, “Oslo's first cannabis cafe” was open, before police intervened.
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