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Marius Borg Høiby Appeals Closure in Scooter Theft Accusation Case
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Marius Borg Høiby is challenging the police decision to close the case where he was accused of scooter theft by a female television personality. The appeal, confirmed by his lawyer Petar Sekulic, asserts that the accusation was not only false but made with full awareness of its inaccuracy.
Details of the Scooter Theft Accusation
The initial accusation surfaced in March when a TV profile reported Høiby for allegedly stealing her scooter. She claimed that Høiby took the scooter for repairs in 2023 but failed to return it. Though, following an investigation, police chose to close the case on May 22, citing a lack of evidence. Police lawyer Anniken Heier confirmed the closure to Dagbladet.
did You Know? False accusations can lead to legal penalties. In Norway, providing false data to authorities that leads to someone being charged or convicted can result in fines or imprisonment for up to three years [2].
Høiby’s Defense and Appeal
Sekulic argues that the accusation is unfounded and that the TV profile was fully aware of this when making the report. “We
