Son Of Norway Crown Princess Arrested On Suspicion Of Rape: Report

Marius Borg Hoiby, the 27-year-old son of Norway’s Crown Princess Mette-Marit, has been arrested on suspicion of rape. He was taken into custody on Monday in Oslo on a preliminary cost of getting sexual activity with somebody unconscious or unable to withstand the act, CNN reported. Police specified that he’s accused of finishing up a “sexual act with out intercourse” on a sufferer “stated to have been unable to withstand the act.” Authorities haven’t disclosed when the alleged rape happened. 

The alleged sufferer, a girl in her 20s, did not know Marius Hoiby earlier than assembly him on the day of the incident, in keeping with her lawyer, Hege Salomon. She additionally wasn’t in a romantic relationship with Hoiby.

Hoiby pleaded not responsible to the cost, and was cooperating with the police and needed to clarify himself, his defence lawyer Oyvind Bratlien advised Norwegian state broadcaster NRK on Tuesday. In the meantime, the alleged sufferer’s lawyer, Hege Salomon, stated that the girl “is having a tough time” and stated that police had introduced the case, not her consumer.

“We should not have a touch upon this case and direct all inquiries to police and lawyer for Marius Borg Hoiby,” Simen Sund, Communications Advisor for the Royal Palace, advised NBC Information.

This is not Hoiby’s first run-in with the legislation as he was beforehand detained in August for bodily hurt and legal harm. He was arrested once more in September for allegedly violating a restraining order.

In August, he issued a press release saying he had “struggled with substance abuse for a very long time”. He stated he would “resume” therapy for the issue and “take it very significantly”.

Notably, Hoiby was born in 1997 from a relationship previous to Mette-Marit’s 2001 marriage to Crown Prince Haakon, the inheritor obvious to the Norwegian throne. He and his step-siblings — Princess Ingrid Alexandra, 20 and Prince Sverre Magnus, 18 — have been raised collectively by Mette-Marit and Haakon.


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