Top priority: changing lightbulbs in street lamposts

From Eric Dondero:

From theForeigner.no "Norwegian PM rallies to rape victims":

Oslo has seen approximately 50 assault rape cases in the past year. Reported rapes have increased by 84 percent since 2001, and there have been 929 in Norway on a national basis in 2011 so far... six new attacks, two of them without consent had been reported by Monday.

One woman in her 20s was raped at an apartment in Sandaker early on Saturday morning, after meeting a man on the Internet then voluntarily accompanying him home. The man, who is also in his 20s, was indicted and then released.

On Saturday evening, two 16-year-old girls reported two men raped them at Oslo S train station. Five males aged 16 to 20 were arrested on Saturday evening.

In other incidents, two men attacked and raped an 18-year-old woman in Vaterlandsparken early on Sunday morning near the Oslo Plaza hotel in Grønland in the city centre. The sixth victim, in her 20s, reported a person had tried to force her to give oral sex in a pirate taxi in nedre Grünerløkka.

One woman quoted says she'd rather be walking home behind a Norwegian man named 'Ola' than an Arab

police say foreigners committed at least two of the weekend’s attacks.

The Bislet rapists were born in Sri Lanka and Iran. Those arrested for the Oslo S rapes are from Afghanistan and Pakistan, and the pirate taxi assailant is believed to be a Somali. Moreover, it is suspected foreigners committed 45 of the 48 assault rapes so far this year.

Norwegian-Somali Kadra Yusuf says her foreign roots make her feel very uneasy about the situation.

“I would far rather walk behind an “Ola” than and “Ahmed” if I’m on my way home late at night. I find saying this makes me feel extremely uncomfortable because I have brothers and friends who are dark-skinned, but it has become part of Oslo’s reality.”

Kitman provided this translation from a further local news reports via the anti-Islamist/libertarian blog Gates of Vienna.

Police step up the fight against the rape wave

Up until now it was impossible for the police to stop the wave of rapes in Oslo. Now chief of police Anstein Gjengdahl has had enough, and wants to strengthen departments related to violence...

Monday afternoon, after the complaints of assault-rapes over the weekend, leader of Gjengedahl Council Stian Berger Røisland convened a crisis meeting. Among the initiatives agreed upon was the installation of new light bulbs in the town, and traffic officers and guards to keep an eye out. The changing of light bulbs has already begun. (Emphasis added.)

Photo - Muslims immigrants in Oslo burning the Norwegian flag. H/t BNI.