Sweden School Attack: Two Teachers Killed
at Latin School in Multicultural Malmö,
Student Arrested
Posted By: Ribicon, 3/22/2022 2:14:03 PM
Stockholm–Two teachers were killed by a student at a high school in southern Sweden, police said Tuesday. The 18-year-old student was arrested at the scene on Monday in Malmö, Sweden´s third-largest city. The victims were two women in their 50s, police said. The suspect wasn’t previously known to the police and had no criminal record, and police didn’t disclose how the teachers were killed. A motive hasn’t been established. “For now it is far too early to comment on that,” Malmö Police Chief Petra Stenkula told a news conference. She said officers arrived and found the suspect and two victims on the third floor
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