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Three people were killed and four others were injured in a shooting at a large shopping mall in the Danish capital of northern Europe.
Local police, who arrested a 22-year-old man at the scene, are investigating the specific motive for the crime.
Reporter Sang-woo Ahn will deliver this news.
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A shopping mall in Copenhagen, Denmark.
When gunfire is heard from somewhere, startled shoppers flee.
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The shooting took place at Fields Mall, a large shopping mall between downtown Copenhagen and the airport, yesterday (3rd) around 5:30 pm.
Three shoppers were killed and four were seriously injured in indiscriminate shooting on a leisurely weekend afternoon.
[Witness: This is an act of terrorism itself.
That's terrible.
I can't imagine doing something like this to anyone else.]
Police are investigating a 22-year-old Danish man who was wearing shorts and carrying a rifle and ammunition at the scene of the incident.
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Local police say there are no signs of terrorism yet, and are focusing on the solo crime.
[Soren Thomassen/Copenhagen Police Commissioner: The victims of this incident have nothing in common.
It may not be a crime targeting gender, etc.]
Due to this shooting, a British singer's performance scheduled for last night at a nearby concert was canceled, and the royal reception of the world's top road cycling event, the Tour de France, was also canceled.
The incident comes a week after a mass shooting in neighboring Norway killed two people and wounded 21 others.
(Video editing: Kim Jun-hee, screen source: Twitter (@virgowithcancer)·(@_Mirror_man))