What do we know about the suspect?

On Tuesday afternoon, the gunman was behind the worst mass shooting in Sweden walking up and falling through the corridors of the Rispergska Educational Center for Adults.

His steps can be heard outside the semester of Helen Wrame, a 35 -year -old nursing student.

“We heard three shots, one by one, and we paniced. My teacher shouted:” Close the doors, lock and hide, “I told TV4 news in Sweden.

The police have not officially named the attacker, but he was identified as Ricard Anderson, 35, by Sweden’s public broadcaster SVT.

The gunman was among Eleven people died In the attack in the Central Swedish Orbro.

Local media draws a picture of the flammation that lived locally and legally has a weapon.

This is what we know yet.

The suspect was unknown to the police and believed that he acted alone.

The officers said that he had no links to gangs and believed that he acted “without any ideological motive.”

They also do not believe that the attack was driven by terrorism.

“It is a variable situation. The information we provided earlier is still valid, but it may change later,” said local police chief Roberto Ed Forest.

He added that when the officers attended the scene “they were shot,” but no one was injured.

Then the police found that the suspect was dead – Mr. Forest said he seemed to have killed himself.

In an interview with Aftonbladet Tabloid, a relative of the suspect said he had not had much contact with the family in recent years and was unemployed.

“When a child was different but vital,” he said. “He has done well in school. But recent years have been difficult for him.”

Another relative said that the suspect, who was said to have changed his title eight years ago, was “retreating” and perhaps suffering from mental health problems.

They said: “Before, he had a friend who spent a lot of time with him, but not now. He wants to be alone. He doesn’t seem to love people a lot.”

Hours after the attack, the armed officers raided an upset apartment in Orbro, which is believed to be registered for the man, using drones and a scale truck, according to the Swedish radio.

The broadcaster found that he had no convictions in his name and did not announce any income during the past few years.

According to the Swedish radio, the police’s ongoing investigations are automatically listed with the use of weapons.

SVT suggested that the fishing weapon was legally owned by the suspect.

During the press conference on Wednesday, Mr. Forest was unable to confirm any details about the weapon, or say whether one or more was used.

Police said 11 people died, including the suspect.

The health authorities said that three women and two men were in a stable but critical condition after fire injuries. Another woman was receiving minor injuries.

As of Wednesday morning, not all the victims were identified.

Police said they were using fingerprints, dental records and DNA to get to know them – along with interviews with family members.

The school that happened in providing education for adults for people over the age of 20 years who have not finished primary or high school, as well as Swedish classes for immigrants.

Maria Begado Reuters told Reuters that she took out all of her fifteen students into the hallway and started running. “I saw people run the injured, first, then another. I realized that it was very dangerous.”

Two young residents who spoke to BBC said They were afraid of an ethnic element in the shootingGiven that many students are known to be immigrants.

Another teacher, Lina Warnemark, said that there are a few students at school a day as many returned home after sitting in a national exam.

The local municipality provided support in the city’s Church in the city, while Orebro Mosque has kept its doors open on Tuesday evening to provide support to community members.

Police received for the first time reports of gunfire in Orbro, a city 200 km (124 miles) west of Stockholm, at 12:33 local time (11:33 GMT) on Tuesday.

Campus Risbergska – a type of school for adults known as Komvux in Swedish, was primarily for people who did not finish primary or secondary education. There are also other schools on campus.

The teachers have described the auditory shots, which led to their escape from the classroom or fighting themselves inside.

The police closed six schools and a restaurant in the area, and people were informed of staying far away or staying inside their homes.

It seems that social media footage shows that students are hiding under offices.

It seems that a video clip from a balcony also shows the sound of the shots that were launched in a quick sequence, as people rushed:

In the first few hours that followed the attack, there was confusion about the number of people who hurt.

Despite the media reports of deaths, when the police first gave an official briefing at 15:30 local time, they said only five people were injured.

Swedish media continued to report that many people died, before the police confirmed an update at 18:00 local time that “about ten” had died.

Later that night, this was reviewed until 11 dead, including the shooter.

The reason was that it took a long time to give the death toll due to the size of the school’s buildings, according to local police chief Mr. Forest.

Very rare. While there was gunfire in schools in Sweden before, it was not that size.

“The worst mass shooting in Sweden’s history,” said Prime Minister Ulf Kristesson, as he urged people not to speculate on motives.

Weapons laws are strict in Sweden, where “adults committed to law and shareholders” must be able to “ratify the purpose” of their need for a weapon license.

The most common purposes of weapons ownership are hunting and targeted fire. More than 5 % of the population possesses a lawful firearm.

Last September, there was a gunfire at the south of Stockholm, when a 15-year-old was suspected of having a classmate-class colleague, although this attack was linked to the wider problem of Sweden of gang violence.

In 2022, a teacher was killed in a school in Malmo by a 18 -year -old student Using ax and knives.

In 2015, a masked man was armed with the sword and had “racist motives” He killed a teacher and a student at the South Swedish School.

Additional reports by Francesca Gillett