“Chief Constable Rasmus Madsen Løvik to the left. Rasmus Madsen Løvig came from Førde and worked as a policeman in Bergen 1876 – 1911. Løvig, who patrolled the Nøste area, was a well-liked man. When the police tried to transfer him to another area, there were strong protests from the local community. Was employed by the police for 35 years. Born 21.11.1848 in Førde Sunfjord. Was employed as a policeman 17.02.1876. Became Chief Constable 23.01.1894 and retired 30.09.1911”.
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Yessir!
I can’t picture him speaking with a Bergen dialect
r/absoluteunit of mustache
One look from this herremann, and I wold clean my room, wash the dishes, the car, walk the dog…
Absolute mad lad
He’s like that [Sonic nemesis](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doctor_Eggman)
Mo sharp like skis, slicing through the game,
From Åsane to Laksevåg, they all know my name.
Så snille øyne han hadde da.
Is this why I met so many cats named Rasmus in Norway?
Tenk å kunne håndheve loven kun ved bruk av aura. Ingen bevepning kan måle seg med en slik snørrbrems.
That’s a super Danish name also.
Mad lad
A bit more meat on the bone:
[https://marcus.uib.no/instance/person/5579a081-8b7e-4746-9f1e-0420dea5e689](https://marcus.uib.no/instance/person/5579a081-8b7e-4746-9f1e-0420dea5e689)
“Chief Constable Rasmus Madsen Løvik to the left. Rasmus Madsen Løvig came from Førde and worked as a policeman in Bergen 1876 – 1911. Løvig, who patrolled the Nøste area, was a well-liked man. When the police tried to transfer him to another area, there were strong protests from the local community. Was employed by the police for 35 years. Born 21.11.1848 in Førde Sunfjord. Was employed as a policeman 17.02.1876. Became Chief Constable 23.01.1894 and retired 30.09.1911”.
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