Suspect Surrenders After Deadly Shooting at Swiss Rave Party
A 43-year-old man surrendered to police after opening fire at a rave party in Aarau, Switzerland, killing one person and injuring others. Prosecutors described the attacker as acting alone and suffering from psychological issues.
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Swiss rave shooting 'lone perpetrator' handed himself in to police - Reuters
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The man suspected of shooting dead an Italian woman at a rave party in Switzerland is suffering from "psychological problems" and has remained silent in custody, prosecutors have said.
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Read full article →Suspected Aarau gunman turned himself into police
The suspected shooter from Aarau turned himself in to the Jura cantonal police on Monday. The Aargau cantonal police announced this to the media on Wednesday afternoon. The suspected vehicle used in the offence had already been identified by officers from the cantonal police on duty in the Jura, said Matthias Schildknecht, head of operations, speaking to the media. The man had stated at the scene that he had not been feeling well for some time. The Aargau Cantonal Police then transferred the ...
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