Marius Borg’s interrogation at the police station cancelled: a favourite behaviour?

All eyes have been on Norway these weeks, with Marius Borg being the focus of controversy. Princess Mette-Marit’s son, the result of a pre-marital relationship with Norway’s Prince Haakon, was arrested for an ugly crime. He is accused of physically and verbally assaulting his girlfriend, resulting in her receiving hospital treatment “Strong blow”.The fight was huge, neighbors heard it and the police were able to see the destroyed state in which the apartment was left after their dispute. Includes wall-mounted knife. Now, the young man has to face the judicial consequences of his actions, but something has happened He has stopped giving statements to officers investigating what happened. Something that has already raised doubts, with voices being raised denouncing a possible favorable treatment or a certain privilege due to their royal status, although without title or institutional responsibilities.

Although public opinion in Norway and much of Europe is pushing for an explanation of what happened and justice, it seems that in his case this is going more slowly than usual. What’s more, He had an appointment scheduled at the Oslo Police Station with those in charge of investigating the caseBut thanks to his lawyer he avoided giving a statement. And the lawyer did not appear and the date had to be postponed to the next week without giving a specific day, which could be between 26 and 30 August. The lawyer had already wanted to downplay the seriousness of his client’s actions, through a statement as soon as the scandal was exposed, stressing that It was a “minor offence”.. However, this is not what Norwegians think, knowing that the victim had to go to the hospital emergency room and the horrific details that have emerged day after day about that night.

This has led many people to speculate that Stepson of Norway’s Prince Haakon may get preferred treatment. Some believe that he will not be considered as a second citizen, despite the fact that he is not an active part of the royal family, since he was born outside the marriage of the heir to the throne, in addition to a previous relationship. However, a scandal that is affecting the public image of the crown. More than that, surveys have been carried out among citizens and three out of four do not want King Harald of Norway to step down from the throne and hand it over to his son, despite persistent health problems. They prefer to know the bad things rather than the good and the controversy has led to a decline in the popularity of the heir, now 27-year-old Marius Borg. A past marked by violence and drugs. Also a very similar present, but according to the estimates of those who consulted, a future that could result in them being sentenced to up to a year in prison. It doesn’t look like it’s going to be easy, although it’s now being considered Despite his royal connections, he continues to enjoy privileges unjustified for his commoner status,

After being accused of the crime of gender violence, two other former girlfriends joined the public complaint and described the delicate events. Marius Borg is now in a period of recession, his popularity has increased, but for the worse. This has led him to speak in the first person, to recognize his guilt in the ugly accusations of physical and psychological aggression against his girlfriend and, incidentally, to put forward his addiction and mental health problems: “Last weekend something happened that should never have happened. I caused bodily harm and destroyed items in an apartment while high on alcohol and cocaine after an argument. I have multiple mental illnesses, which means I have had and will continue to have problems throughout my childhood and adult life. “I have struggled with substance abuse for a long time, so I have been in treatment before.” But he apologized not only to the victim, but also to her family: “I know my actions have had a huge impact on you. So, my loved ones, I ask you for forgiveness. “This should never have happened and I take full responsibility for my actions.”Princess Mette-Marit’s son wrote. Of course, it seems that his statement to investigators is a long one, which leads many to suspect that he is being given preferential treatment.