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Norwegian police have issued an international arrest warrant for Rinson Jose, an Indian-Norwegian man involved in selling pagers to Hezbollah in Lebanon.
Jose, 39, went missing during a business trip to the US last week. Jose worked at the Bulgarian media corporation DN Media Group, which is believed to be a link in the pager supply chain.
The Norwegian capital Oslo Police Department confirmed on September 25 that they had received a report of the missing person. The criminal police team has opened an investigation and issued an international arrest warrant for the subject.
The International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol) has not yet responded to the above information.
Previously, DN Media Group said Jose worked in the group’s sales department. On September 17, Jose left Norway to attend a conference in Boston, USA. A day later, the group was unable to contact this male employee.
