The decision to resume classes at Campus Risbergska after the mass murder was natural, even if it provoked reactions. This is according to Director of Operations Mokhtar Bennis, who was at the school during the shooting. Deviations in society should not dictate how we build it, he says.
CrimeShortly after lunch on February 4, police received the first emergency call. Just over an hour later, the police emergency operation was called off. Here is a timeline of the worst mass murder of its kind in Sweden.
CrimeTogether with colleagues, he helped students escape when shots rang out at the school, before he realized he needed to hide. A year after the shooting at Campus Risbergska in Örebro, SFI principal Mattias Molin still finds it difficult to take in what happened. There is still a feeling of unreality, he says.
CrimeAccording to the police's own review, it took a long time before life-saving efforts could begin after the mass murder in Örebro. The response must be faster, says Erik Nord, who conducted the evaluation.
CrimeConcerns about school attacks increased enormously after the mass murder at Campus Risbergska in Örebro. The number of tips and alerts has now dropped slightly, but remains at historically high levels, according to the police. The new normal is that the police receive daily information about concerns about individuals linked to school attacks, says Andreas Salsborn, coordinator against violent extremism.
SwedenConcerns about school attacks increased enormously after the mass murder at Campus Risbergska in Örebro. The number of tips and alerts has now dropped slightly, but remains at historically high levels, according to the police. The new normal is that the police receive daily information about concerns about individuals linked to school attacks, says Andreas Salsborn, coordinator against violent extremism.
SwedenÖrebro municipality is pausing all exercises with a safety app since two false alarms of threats and violence have been issued at Campus Risbergska on Wednesday, writes SVT News Örebro.
SwedenNot all weapon holders who are medically unsuitable to have weapons are reported by healthcare personnel, according to a new report that has been produced after the mass murder at Campus Risbergska. The duty to report needs to be followed better, says the National Board of Health and Welfare's director-general Björn Eriksson.
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