Örebro, Sweden – Swedish police released footage Friday detailing their investigation into a mass shooting that occurred in Örebro. The release comes as authorities continue to grapple with a recent surge in gun violence across the country.
The footage, presented during a press conference, provides a comprehensive look at the police response to the shooting. The full video is available on YouTube.
The release of the video coincides with the one-year anniversary of a separate shooting at Campus Risbergska in Örebro, where grief remains palpable, according to reporting from Aftonbladet. That event, along with others, has fueled a national conversation about public safety and the rise in violent crime.
In Uppsala, five individuals have been indicted in connection with a triple homicide at a hair salon, Aftonbladet reported February 4. The case underscores the escalating tensions and violence impacting Swedish communities.
January 2026 marked the first month without a fatal shooting in Sweden since 2018, a development noted by Aftonbladet. This brief respite from violence comes amid broader efforts to address the growing problem of gun violence.
A gala against violence, “Det räcker” (“Enough”), was held Saturday, attracting a wide range of political and cultural figures, including Queen Silvia, as reported by Aftonbladet. The event served as a public demonstration against the increasing levels of gun violence.
Police in Västerås investigated a shooting incident overnight on February 1, according to Aftonbladet. Details surrounding the incident remain limited.
Recent reports from SVT Nyheter indicate a Swedish man with alleged gang ties was shot in Thailand, with one person arrested in connection with the incident. The case highlights the international reach of organized crime and its potential impact on Swedish citizens abroad.
Authorities in Gagnef are implementing increased security measures at schools, including locks, fences, and signage, SVT Nyheter reported February 4. The move reflects growing concerns about school safety in the wake of recent violence.
