Overview
- A 25-year-old man died from his injuries and a second person was wounded when shots rang out outside the Örebro mosque.
- Police have established a wide perimeter around the mosque and are conducting technical investigations and witness interviews at the scene.
- A spokesperson said officers believe the attack may stem from clashes between organized criminal gangs.
- A witness told public broadcaster SVT that an unidentified man approached someone exiting the mosque and fired four or five rounds at close range.
- The incident follows a surge in shootings across Sweden this year, including an April mosque attack in Uppsala that left three dead.