Swedish police confirm several licensed rifles found at scene of mass shooting

There is still a lot of work to be done there and not everyone has been definitively identified,

the police spokesperson said

We have found several weapons in the school. They are so-called long guns, rifles,

a police spokesperson told Reuters

People are calling for help,

He didn't dare say a word but overlaid text on his video that read

I think that schools, exactly like most other workplaces, should in fact be locked and that it should be the head of the school who decides who can come in,

she said

We will get back on what motives there are,

local police chief Roberto Eid Forest told reporters on Wednesday

Carl XVI Gustafking

All of Sweden is mourning."

The attack has sent shockwaves through the nation, with King Carl XVI Gustaf on Wednesday saying

All Swedes are thinking of those people who lost their loved ones,

the King told the BBC

Together, we must help the injured and their relatives bear the grief and weight of this day,

he said

From the spring semester of grade eight and throughout grade nine, he failed all subjects. He was therefore not eligible for upper secondary school and had to follow an individual program,

the channel reported

The empathy and kindness shown by people here in Sweden and across the globe will help us through this dark period.”

He wrote on social media

He was very quiet and kept to himself most of the time. It wasn't noticeable much when he was little, but the older he got, the more he withdrew,

they said

I understand that the police have to do the investigations, but it’s very upsetting that it takes so long to know who did it and if there was any motivation behind it because it makes people wonder.”

He added

Those were the worst hours of my life. I did not know if I would get shot there and then, or in 10 minutes. You simply waited.”

Hellen Werme, 35, told the Expressen newspaper

This was a very vulnerable school, with a large fraction of students being women. This could probably have been avoided,

Majeric said,

I think all of Sweden feels it has experienced this traumatic event.”

He added

Those who were killed [on Tuesday] had dreams of becoming a doctor, nurse, engineer, electrician or plumber, but now they can’t, sadly,

said Shamsul Qamar Andesh, a former student of the school

We looked at each other and we did not really understand what was happening,

said 19-year-old student Isabella Hatidou, who lit a candle at the memorial on Wednesday

There is a lot to indicate that."

Asked about reports that the gunman turned his gun on himself, Orebro police chief Roberto Eid Forest told reporters

It makes me feel very bad and very sad … I never imagined something like this could happen in our city or at that school.”

He added

You will leave Europe!"

Broadcaster TV4 published a video filmed by a student hiding in a bathroom, shots can be heard outside and after TV4 isolated audio, a person can be heard shouting