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Denmark: Several wounded in suspected gang shooting
Police said two suspects turned themselves in after the shooting, which they believe was a settling of scores in the criminal milieu.
- On Sunday, a shooting in Holbaek, Central Zealand, wounded several people, leaving three seriously injured; police linked the attack to a settling of scores within the criminal milieu.
- The area where the shooting occurred is designated as a 'parallel society,' a legal classification for public housing districts with at least 1,000 residents meeting specific socio-economic criteria.
- According to witnesses, a brawl broke out at Agervang before an unmasked man exited a white Toyota and fired five to eight shots over the car roof.
- Central and Western Zealand police arrested two men who surrendered to authorities; the 23-year-old faces attempted murder charges while the 22-year-old is charged with complicity.
- Officers remain deployed across Holbaek searching for a third suspect believed involved in the shooting, with police urging witnesses to contact them on 114.
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Three wounded progress well after shooting in Holbæk; two young men surrender and another is wanted as an accomplice, while the mayor points to rivalry between criminal gangs
·Pozuelo de Alarcón, Spain
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In Holbæk on Seeland the police were in action on Sunday afternoon with a large task force. Around 15.45 o'clock fell in the ... The post After "Controversy in the criminal environment": large task force of the police in Denmark – several people injured appeared first on Apollo News.
·Berlin, Germany
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During the night two youths were arrested, one accused of attempted murder and the other for complicity, while the local police are looking for a third person who would have been implicated in the events.
·Las Condes, Chile
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Leaning Left9Leaning Right19Center7Last UpdatedBias Distribution54% Right
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- 54% of the sources lean Right
54% Right
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C 20%
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