Sweden: Two People Injured In Shooting Near Orebro Mosque | World News

Stockholm: According to the local police, two people were injured in a fire near a mosque in Orebro, Sweden on Friday. In the local media, a large police operation was carried out and people were asked to stay away from the region.

Police received a call for the offense of violence near the Orebro Mosque at 13:45 on Friday. According to the police, two people were injured in fire. The scope of injuries is not clear.

A preliminary investigation on “murder attempt” was launched. People were asked to avoid the region and follow the barricades given by the authorities. There were several rescue units and police officers, including seven ambulances at the scene.

Anders Dahlman, Bergslagen Police Press Spokesman, “We are currently hunting the perpetrators. Of course, we do this by gathering information through witness interviews and as we said, we are conducting comprehensive investigations with internal intelligence.”

According to the witness accounts of SVT News, a person was shot while leaving the mosque. Witness, “he was coming out of the mosque. Then another man came and made four, five shots.” According to witness accounts, one person was shot during Friday prayers in the mosque in Boglundsangen. A few shots were heard at the scene.

At the beginning of February, 11 people were killed and six more injured in the Swedish Middle Orebro at the beginning of February. While addressing a press conference, Orebro Police Chief Roberto Eid Forest emphasized that the priority was to determine the motivation of the attacker. He called the people only to trust confirmed information. “Rumors and speculation are more troubles,” he said.

This has been withdrawn in Sweden since 1961. According to the Swedish media, there were previously cases of fatal violence in schools, primarily with knives.