The police could have saved more lives at Campus Risbergska and gave incorrect information to relatives afterwards, according to a critical book by journalist Frida Sundkvist. "This is something that we of course regret," says Niclas Hallgren, deputy regional police chief, to TT.
CrimeThe police are calling a press conference in Örebro on Friday to present their investigation into the mass murder at Campus Risbergska.
CrimeThe mass murderer Rickard Andersson used three smoke grenades and fired 70 shots during the attack at Campus Risbergska. He also fired at the first police patrol. Then he only fired two shots – one of which did not hit anyone and the last one took his life.
CrimeThe details surrounding the mass shooting at an Örebro school last week are starting to become clear. At the same time, many questions remain about the motive. The only thing we have is the connection between the perpetrator and the school through him having been enrolled there, says Niclas Hallgren at the police.
CrimeProsecutor confirms that Rickard Andersson, 35 years old, is identified as the perpetrator behind the massacre in Örebro. Andersson took his life after the shooting and much focus is now on clarifying his motives.
CrimeThe police officers who arrived at Campus Risbergska in Örebro were met by an inferno and an "unheard-of smoke development", says Niclas Hallgren, deputy regional police chief in Bergslagen to SVT. The police are mapping the man's digital tracks and have not found "any evidence whatsoever" that the perpetrator had ideological motives.
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