Norway Nabs Extremist With Weapons Cache

Mere weeks after a Norwegian massacre left 77 people dead, Norway's police say they have apprehended a right-wing radical who stored weapons and explosives at his Oslo home. There's no apparent link to mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik, however. Police are investigating the suspect for "possession of unauthorized weapons, possession of explosives, and making threats," his lawyer said.

It's not his first tussle with the law, either: Ten years ago police found weapons in his home, and authorities convicted him of selling automatic weapons to conservative extremists, Fox News reports. In the current case, police say they can't confirm local media reports that a police uniform (like the one Breivik used to dupe his victims) was also discovered during the police search. (More Norway terror attack stories.)