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Truck rams pedestrians in Swedish capital
Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Lofven visits the scene of a suspected terror attack on Saturday, April 8. A day earlier, a truck crashed in front of a Stockholm department store, killing four people and injuring more than a dozen others.
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The scene of the attack in Stockholm.
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A woman cries after placing flowers at a makeshift memorial outside the department store in Stockholm.
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A police officer stands guard at the site of the attack.
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A woman tosses a flower onto the memorial in central Stockholm.
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Authorities work at the scene of the attack on Friday, April 7.
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A medical responder moves through the scene of the attack.
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Police respond to the scene of the attack.
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A couple embrace after the incident.
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People check on an injured person.
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Police officers secure the area outside the Stockholm Central train station. Parliament and the Stockholm subway were placed on lockdown.
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An injured person is put in an ambulance.
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A police officer stands guard near the scene of the attack.
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Onlookers at the scene were stunned and distraught.
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Local media reported that the truck was hijacked as it made a delivery nearby. Eyewitnesses said it barreled down Drottninggatan (Queen Street) before it crashed into the front of a department store.
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Security services launched an investigation into who was involved in carrying out the attack.