Swedish Police Say Armed Man Was Shot Outside Royal Palace
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On Tuesday, the Swedish police opened fire on a man who had been reported to be armed in front of the Royal Palace in Stockholm. He was hit by the fire and was hospitalized with serious injuries, but without a life-threatening attack.
The individual acted aggressively with a weapon in Lejonbacken, next to the official residence of King Charles XVI Gustavo; he remains hospitalized, although his life is not in danger.
The police reported in a statement that she had been called to the Royal Palace after reports of "a disturbing man armed with a weapon".
At the Royal Castle in Stockholm, the police shot an aggressive and armed man. He is in custody, the police have issued a warning.The Swedish police fired shots during an operation at the Royal Castle of the capital Stockholm. According to the officials, they had been called for an aggressive man with an unspecified weapon.After shooting, the man is in custody, the police reported.There is no danger for the public.Great operation at the Castle o…
Suddenly shots are fired at one of the most popular places in the Swedish capital Stockholm. The police speak of a targeted use of service weapons. The background is unclear.
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