The School Murderer Fired at the Police for Two Minutes
Rickard Andersson continued to fire shots at the police for two minutes during his last time alive, according to SVT News.
CrimeRickard Andersson continued to fire shots at the police for two minutes during his last time alive, according to SVT News.
CrimeThe Journalists' Union's Professional Ethics Committee (YEN) is directing criticism towards a journalist at Aftonbladet. The reason is a notable interview with a relative of the mass murderer Rickard Andersson.
CrimeFour people who were shot and injured during the attack at Campus Risbergska in Örebro are still being treated in hospital. At the same time, the work continues to map out the mass murderer Rickard Andersson.
CrimeAnna Bergkvist, who led the police investigation into the massacre in Örebro the first week, fears that they will never get an answer to what motivated Rickard Andersson.
CrimeTo prevent school shootings in the future, society needs to get better at reading the signals that people send out. There is much to learn from countries like the USA, researchers believe. It's about piecing together many small things in someone's behavior, says Lisa Kaati, who researches threat and risk assessments.
SwedenProsecutors have requested assistance from Ireland in the investigation into the mass murder at Risbergska in Örebro, reports SVT News.
CrimeThe memorial site outside Risbergska in Örebro will be gathered, reports Nerikes Allehanda.
SwedenThe entire society needs to help find individuals who risk committing mass murders and atrocities. The police cannot do it on their own, says National Police Commissioner Petra Lundh to Dagens Nyheter.
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