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Denmark shooting: Gunman charged in court with murder
Published in The Saudi Gazette on 04 - 07 - 2022

A 22-year-old man suspected of killing three people at a shopping center in Denmark's capital Copenhagen has been charged with murder.
Two Danish citizens, both aged 17, and a 47-year-old Russian citizen were killed in Sunday's attack.
Police said the suspect had mental health issues and there is no indication of a terror motive.
He had a rifle and a knife and his shooting was random — "not motivated by gender or anything else" — they said.
The suspect appeared in front of a court in a blue T-shirt accompanied by three heavily armed officers, Danish media report.
The suspect's lawyers refused to enter a plea for the accused while the media were present and the judge ordered the rest of the hearing to be behind closed doors. The judge also imposed a name ban on both the suspect and the victims.
Speaking to reporters earlier on Monday, police chief Soeren Thomassen said they believed the suspect — described as "an ethnic Dane" — was acting alone and was not helped by anyone else.
He added that the suspect was known "peripherally" to police.
Police are also investigating videos of a young man with weapons which have been circulating on social media since Sunday, and believe them to be authentic.
Four people were seriously wounded in the attack.
Two are Danish citizens - a 40-year-old woman and a 19-year old woman. The other two are Swedes - a 50-year-old man and a 16-year old woman.
One remains in critical condition, the chief physician at one of the hospitals treating some of the victims said, giving no further details.
The deadly attack began at Field's shopping mall at around 17:35 (15:35 GMT) local time on Sunday, according to police reports.
The multi-storey shopping centre - one of the biggest in Denmark - is near a secondary school as well as a large student housing block, and is often full of young people.
Several of those present at the shopping centre spoke of how they fled the scene or hid in toilets, shops and storage rooms.
One of them, named Isabelle, told Danish media: "Suddenly we hear shots - 10 shots I think - and then we run through the mall and end up in a toilet, where we huddle together in this tiny toilet, where we are around 11 people.
"It's really hot and we wait and we are really scared. It's been a terrible experience."
Thirteen-year-old Isabella Hjertholm told the BBC: "When we saw people running out of the cinema, at first I didn't think it was anything serious, until I heard people say somebody was shooting.
"I didn't really know where to exit since I don't know the mall that well, so I just followed a big group going to some type of rooftop, and luckily we found an emergency exit," she said.
Police arrested the suspect near the mall - 13 minutes after being alerted to the attack.
Less than a mile from the shopping mall, British singer Harry Styles was due to perform at a 17,000-capacity venue where crowds had already gathered inside before the show was cancelled.
Fans - many in their teens - were escorted by police to underground stations where parents picked them up, Danish media report.
Praising the police's response, concert-goer Jan Muller told the BBC: "They acted really quickly, organising transport for everyone." — BBC


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