"Swedish police confirm the suspect in the Stockholm truck attack is not yet in custody," BNO News reports.
Swedish police confirm the suspect in the Stockholm truck attack is not yet in custody
— BNO News (@BNONews) April 7, 2017
PHOTO: Swedish police release photo of possible suspect in Stockholm truck attack pic.twitter.com/QAjphp9oku
— BNO News (@BNONews) April 7, 2017
Swedish police released a photo of a possible suspect in the attack that killed at least three and injured another eight people. Law enforcers refused to confirm the death toll.
SÖKS AV POLIS: Säpo vill komma i kontakt med man som sågs i samband med lastbilsattacken. https://t.co/UrXzBeYRFPpic.twitter.com/MOozhCAIIK
— Aftonbladet (@Aftonbladet) April 7, 2017
As UNIAN reported earlier, a truck had ploughed into a crowd at a department store on a pedestrian street in central Stockholm on Friday, around 15:00 local time.
Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Löfven has called the incident a terrorist attack.
