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Copenhagen experiences tragic loss with three fatally shot on Sunday

Sunday came to an abrupt end as a lone shooter fatally shot three people in Copenhagen shopping center in Denmark, leaving many injured.

Shannon Alexander by Shannon Alexander
04-07-2022 18:07
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Copenhagen

Police are still investigating the motivations behind the terrorist attack which left two teens and an adult killed. Photo: AP

Copenhagen shopping center was tragically invaded by a lone shooter this past Sunday. Right now, police in Denmark do not suspect that the attack is a racially motivated attack. 

Three were fatally shot and many others injured

So far, three people have been fatally shot with three others in critical condition. Police say that there are many other people who have been injured. However, the motivation behind the attack is unknown. 

Thus far, unverified footage shows a man walking into the Copenhagen shopping center and screaming aggressively before he began to shoot at multiple shoppers. A witness share that the shooter did not shoot up or down, but was shooting at random groups of people. 

To date, police are still investigating the motivations behind the attack and whether the 22-year-old adult was the only one present during the tragic event at the Copenhagen mall. Right now, police have only arrested a 22-year-old male in connection with the shooting. 

22-year-old male arrested for manslaughter in Copenhagen

So far, police have arrested a 22-year-old for manslaughter and are still looking for another person who could have been involved with the young adult. 

Devasted shoppers outside of Copenhagen. Photo: EPA

Presently, the Prime Minister of Denmark encourages people to stand together and support those that have been affected by this attack. 

“Denmark was hit by a cruel attack on Sunday night. Several were killed. Even more wounded. Innocent families shopping or eating out. Children, adolescents and adults,”

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This attack brought an abrupt end to what has been a jolly week in Denmark. According to SBS, Denmark has hosted the first three stages of the Tour De France cycling race thus far.

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Sadly, a Harry Styles concert to be held on Sunday night was canceled. This is due to ongoing investigations into the case. The singer shared his condolences with the people of Copenhagen. 

“I’m heartbroken along with the people of Copenhagen. I adore this city. The people are so warm and full of love. I’m devastated for the victims, their families, and everyone hurting.” 

Harry Styles

Before ending off his condolences to Copenhagen, Harry apologized to fans. He said, “I’m sorry we can’t be together. Please look after each other. H.”

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