The latest local news from Campus Risbergska, in English.
The police have reason to review routines and guidelines for the handling of gun licenses following the mass shooting in Örebro, says National Police Commissioner Petra Lundh to TT. The police will "naturally do everything we can" to prevent future school shootings.
CrimeThe massacre in Örebro must not be reduced to an isolated school problem, says Anna Olskog, Chairman of the Swedish Teachers' Association. It highlights a societal problem that requires cooperation across party lines.
SwedenThe school shooting in Örebro is the worst mass shooting in Swedish history. This is what we know about the sequence of events, minute by minute.
CrimeWhen the shooting broke out, the tiny lunchroom became a shelter. After several hours, the dozen or so teachers who were hiding there were evacuated. Then the police said we had to close our eyes. There was so much blood, says a teacher to TT.
SwedenThe local sports gala in Örebro is cancelled due to the school shooting. Given what has happened and the sorrow that Örebro is in, it is impossible to arrange a large gala. It is out of the question, says Anders Nilsson, editor-in-chief at Nerikes Allehanda, which organizes the gala.
SportsA man opened fire and killed at least ten people at Campus Risbergska. This is what is known so far about the worst mass shooting in Swedish history.
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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