Several people have been killed in a shooting at a shopping centre in the Danish capital Copenhagen, police say.
Announcing the deaths, police chief Soren Thomassen said a 22-year-old Danish man has been arrested in connection with the attack.
He said the motive was unclear, but did not rule out terrorism.
Eyewitnesses have spoken of panic among shoppers as gunfire rang out inside the Field’s mall in the south of the city.
Emilie Jeppesen told Jyllands-Posten newspaper: “You didn’t know what was happening. Suddenly there was just chaos everywhere.”
Another witness, Mahdi Al-Wazni, told TV 2 that the shooter had carried a “hunting rifle”.
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Field’s is the largest shopping centre in Denmark, with over 140 shops and restaurants.
British singer Harry Styles was due to perform at a venue less than a mile from the shopping centre later on Sunday evening.
Organisers wrote on Facebook that the concert would go ahead after close co-ordination with local police.

Mr Pincher was suspended as a Conservative Party MP earlier this week over allegations he had groped two men.
He now faces six new claims of inappropriate behaviour stretching back several years, which he has denied.
Work and Pensions Secretary Therese Coffey defended the PM, saying he took “decisive action” to suspend the MP.
Ms Coffey told the BBC that “to the best of my knowledge” Mr Johnson was not aware of specific allegations about Mr Pincher, saying she had not spoken to the prime minister directly and had received the assurance from the No 10 press office.
Earlier, she told Sky News Mr Pincher’s appointment in February had gone through a vetting process “like normal”.
It comes after a number of fresh allegations involving Mr Pincher and No 10’s handling of the claims were reported by newspapers this weekend.
The Sunday Times reported that in 2018 Mr Pincher made unwanted advances towards a male Tory MP, who passed on his account of what happened to No 10.
Elsewhere in the papers:
- The Sunday Times reported Mr Pincher had placed his hand on the inner leg of a male Tory MP in a bar in Parliament in 2017. The newspaper reported Mr Pincher also made unwanted advances towards a different male Tory MP in 2018 (mentioned above) while in his parliamentary office, and towards a Tory activist in Tamworth around July 2019
- The Mail on Sunday carried allegations he had made advances against an individual a decade ago, and that a female Tory staffer had tried to prevent his advances towards a young man at a Conservative Party conference
- The Independent published allegations from an unnamed male Conservative MP that Mr Pincher groped him on two separate occasions in December 2021 and June this year.