The saddest mass shooting in the country’s history took place on Tuesday in the center of adult education Campus Risberg. Eleven people, including the attacker, lost their lives.
The Swedish Government plans to lawly amend weapons legislation and limit access to semi -automatic weapons. She announced this on Friday in response to a mass shooting in an adult educational center in Örebro, informs TASR, according to AFP.
“There are certain types of weapons that are so dangerous that they should only be exceptionally kept for civilian purposes,” the government said in a statement, saying that the proposal counts on restricting access to these weapons. The Swedish Democrats, which supports the minority government in Parliament, also agree to the change.
The saddest mass shooting in the country’s history took place on Tuesday in the center of adult education Campus Risberg. Eleven people, including the attacker, lost their lives.
Police reported on Thursday that a man was shooting a rifle -like weapon. His dead body was found in the center of the center and there was a large number of unused ammunition next to it. She confirmed that he had a firearms license and a four weapon permit. Three were found next to his body.
The police did not specify the exact types of weapons found. However, the government stated in a statement that it intended to limit the approach to semi-automatic weapons, such as AR-15.
