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One adult and four students have been injured after being attacked by a masked man with a sword at a school in western Sweden, according to police.One adult and four students have been injured after being attacked by a masked man with a sword at a school in western Sweden, according to police.
The suspect was later shot and his condition remained unclear.The suspect was later shot and his condition remained unclear.
The incident occurred at Kronan school in Trollhättan, an industrial town north of Gothenburg.The incident occurred at Kronan school in Trollhättan, an industrial town north of Gothenburg.
Police responded to an emergency call saying a masked man armed with a sword was on the premises and that a person had been attacked at, or near, the school cafeteria.Police responded to an emergency call saying a masked man armed with a sword was on the premises and that a person had been attacked at, or near, the school cafeteria.
“Shortly after this we received information that the assailant had been shot by police and that his condition was not known,” the police wrote on its website. “Shortly after this we received information that the assailant had been shot by police,” the police wrote on its website.
The police dispatch was also informed that a further four students had been injured by the assailant.The police dispatch was also informed that a further four students had been injured by the assailant.
“We have received one person ... very seriously injured.” said Niklas Claesson, the head of communication at NAL hospital in Trollhättan. “We have received one person ... very seriously injured.” said Niklas Claesson, head of communication at NÄL hospital in Trollhättan.