– The decision has been made tonight by the organizational committee to start preparing the case for sanctions under § 3b of the law against Lars Petter Solås, wrote assistant secretary general Helge Fossum in an SMS to NRK.

It states, among other things, that membership can be permanently revoked.

– The background to this decision is the information available so far and has been clarified in recent days. Although the descriptions of the incident vary widely, the behavior described is completely unacceptable and something we absolutely must not have among our people’s representatives and trade unions, or in the party, the text says.

VG Report the case first.

The replay after last weekend’s national FRP meeting must have left everyone disappointed.

Lars Petter Solås at FRP Oslo allegedly grabbed a male journalist by the crotch, according to the report Daily newspaper.

He then allegedly shouted at and threatened other journalists. He is also said to have strangled a third journalist, wrote VG.

In the end, he had to be eliminated by other participants in the nachspielet, according to Dagbladet information. No one was hurt.

After the incident at Nachspielet, journalists involved from Nettavisen sent messages of concern to Frp. According to editor-in-chief Gunnar Stavrum, Nettavisen has yet to decide whether or not this will be a police case.

NRK has not spoken to Solås directly, and therefore has not accepted his version.

The previous party leader stated that he had consumed too much alcohol that night.

– I consume more alcohol than I can control. That and all that may have happened, I apologize in a very, very strong way, the party leader wrote in a statement.

This issue is handled by the FRP organizational committee.

For members who have violated party programs, laws, guidelines, or acted in a way that could damage the reputation of the party or party members:

• Permanently delete membership.
• Revoke membership for a limited period.
• Limiting the opportunity to be elected to a position of political and/or organizational trust.
• Limiting opportunities to participate in events and gatherings organized by the party.

– Completely unacceptable

– The behavior described by some media is totally unacceptable, and something we should not have at all among our trade union representatives and representatives and within the party.

Helge Fossum, assistant party secretary at Frp, wrote this via text to NRK Saturday morning.

– He is on sick leave and is deeply affected and regrets the situation especially as he thinks of those affected, Fossum further wrote.