Norway shooting: Emergency call transcript reveals matter-of-fact tone as killer offers to surrender

The first call was directed at 18.01, police said.

Police: “Police emergency.

Breivik: Hello, my name is Commander Anders Behring Breivik of the Norwegian anti-Communist resistance movement.

P: Yes?

B: I’m on Utøya at the moment. I wish to surrender.

P: Are you calling from your mobile?

B: Yes, This isn’t my mobile, another...

P: Another one, what is your name? Hello...hello?”

The second conversation was at 18.26.

P: “Police emergency.

B: Good day, my name is Anders Behring Breivik.

P: Yes, hello.

B: I’m Commander of the Norwegian resistance movement.

P: Yes, hello.

B: Can you transfer me to Delta’s operations leader?

P: Yes, how do you fit in to this?

B: I’m on Utøya.

P: You are on Utøya, OK.

B: I have completed my operation, so I would like to… surrender.

P: And you are commander of what…?

B: Knights Templar Europe, members of… the anti-Communist and Norwegian resistance movement against the Islamisation of Europe and Norway.

P: OK.

B: We have just completed an operation on behalf of Knights Templar.

P: OK…

B: And in relation to that the operation is completed, so… it is acceptable to surrender.

P: You wish to surrender?

B: Can you transfer me to Delta’s operations leader?

P: Yes, you are talking to someone who has some sort of overall responsibility.

B: Find out what you need to do, and then ring this phone.

P: But on which number?

B: Terrific, goodbye.

P: But I don’t have the number! Hello?