Danish police: Terror not suspected as mall shooting motive
By DW
06 July 2022 |
5:25 am
Police in Denmark have said a shooting in a Copenhagen shopping mall in which three people were killed does not appear terror-related. A 22-year-old, known to mental health services, was arrested soon after the incident.
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