Oslo Bomb explosion update and compilation 23 07 2011 A 32-year-old Norwegian man was arrested on the island of Utoeya, about 40 kilometers (25 miles) from Oslo, and authorities have begun interrogating the suspect, police said at a press briefing today. The same person is likely behind the bombing and the shootings on the island, they said. The suspect's name is Anders Behring Breivik, local media reported. Police declined to confirm the suspect's name. The man has been charged on two counts of "dangerous crime to society," which means he could be sentenced to 21 years in prison, Norway's toughest punishment, Roger Andresen, deputy Oslo police chief, told reporters today. The man is a Christian fundamentalist with right-wing tendencies, Andresen said. The blast in central Oslo shattered windows at the office of Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg. Hundreds of youths were attending the camp organized by the youth wing of Stoltenberg's Labor Party. "Not since World War II has our country experienced a greater tragedy," Stoltenberg said in a speech today. "For me, Utoeya was the paradise island of my youth that was transformed into hell." "The search may take a while as the island has a number of buildings and forested areas," Anders Frydenberg, a spokesman for Oslo police, said by telephone today. He declined to say whether police believe the shooting was carried out by a single gunman or multiple people and declined to comment on the motives for the attack.