Black Day for Scandinavians as 21 years old boy fatally stab two in school

 Two people lost their lives when a young man fatally stabbed two at a school in Trollhattan Goteborg, a teacher and student were killed. Police spokesman Thord Haraldsson said the 21-year-old attacker was fatally shot in the chest by police who responded to the attack at the Kronan school in Trollhattan, near Goteborg, Sweden’s second-largest city. Trollhattan is about 260 miles west-southwest of Stockholm.

At least four people were injured, including an 11-year-old and 15-year-old, Niklas Claesson, head of communication at the NU Hospital Group, told the Expressen newspaper.
Thomas Fuxborg, police spokesman in Gotaland, said the attacker wore a black mask and was armed with a sword and other knife-like weapons. He said the attacker "moved around inside the classrooms at the school,"

the attacker
Swedish King Carl XVI Gustaf said the Scandinavian country “is in shock” after the stabbings. In a statement, the king said the royal family received the news “with great dismay and sadness.”
The incident took place midmorning in a cafe section of the school, which serves about 500 students ranging from preschool to high school. The attacker appeared in the hallway dressed in black and wearing a Darth Vader-like mask from Star Wars.