The Swedes interact with horror in the festival and the Burgis festival

Before the Walpurgis Festival in Sweden to celebrate the beginning of the spring, the youth were busy choosing clothes or accomplishing their hair. Not all of them made it alive.

In a hair salon in Ubsala, a northern Stockholm city, three young men say the police between the ages of 15 and 20 fought on Tuesday before the start of the celebrations.

Horror left a lot of shaking in the festival, known as Valburg in Swedish, which is usually an affair every April 30 on the eve of the Day of Saint and Christian Pergte. Oppsala hosts fame throughout the country, the largest and most prominent events and bogis in the country, common to students.

The parties are in full swing, but the exact weight is hanging over the blue and yellow flags that flutter all over the city.

Now, with the completion of the festival, the only police tape – not flags – is fluffing outside the barberry store in the basement where Fire was fired near Faksala Square.

“It is really sad.” He says he was in another barber shop on the shooting night, but he previously cut his hair in this salon several times. “I think if you are there (on Tuesday) … I will be, like, involved in the shooting. It’s a little frightening.”

According to the witnesses to the Swedish media TV4 and Aftonbladet, two young victims were wearing Barber and sat on a salon chairs when they were shot in the head after 5 pm on Tuesday.

The city center was busy at the time, when the passengers split their way to the nearby train station and students from the prestigious university in the city that dates back to their apartments.

Witnesses of hearing tumultuous bangs that made a lot of fireworks have erred. A few minutes later, many police cars and ambulances arrived, banned the street and forced the bus to wrap. Helicopters and drones have been sent to try to track the suspect. Local media reported that he wore a mask and used an electric scooter to stay away from the scene.

“I heard the helicopters, so I knew that something had happened,” says Sarah, 32, who lives in the street. She says her phone quickly fled news and text notifications asking if she was fine.

About two hours after the shooting, the police arrested a 16 -year -old boy. In Sweden, the suspects can be held based on different levels of doubts, and the teenager was initially at the second highest level, indicating strong doubts.

However, by Friday, the prosecutors said that the case against him had weakened and released.

On Saturday, the Swedish police confirmed this Six people have now been arrested Regarding the issue. The suspects are less than 18 to 45 years old, according to the Prosecutor’s Office, and is suspected of carrying out killings.

People who intend to visit Oppsala at the Waljis Festival advised not to change their plans, as the police promised additional resources in the streets of the Cathedral city, and I probably suggested that a “isolated accident”.

While many were shaken, tens of thousands of Swedes are still watching their advice, as they fill the banks of the Vespala River to watch the annual ranked ranked students, drinking in the city’s bars and gardens or heading to huge public fires in the evening. Others joined the annual spring party outside the university, where the current and former students gathered to wave white hats.

“I don’t feel very afraid,” said Alfien Rose, 19, a student in social studies. He eats a snack in Faksala Square. “It seems that there is more safety, and more policemen.”

His girlfriend, Cassandra Fritz, a 18 -year -old natural science student, says that she traveled to Ubssala from her home in Jaft, north hours, “to get fun and meet new people.”

It reflects that it no longer has a “strong” reaction to the news about the shooting operations in Sweden because it is often in the main headlines. “There have been a lot of shootings recently, not only here in Oppsala but like, everywhere in Sweden.”

Over the past decade, Sweden appeared as European hot point for arms crimeOften linked to criminal networks. research As for the National Council for the Sweden to prevent crime that was issued last year, the perpetrators file was “increasingly younger”, as increasing numbers of adolescents implement or die from armed violence.

Sweden Prime Minister ULF KRISSSSON was on a business trip to Valencia when the shooting occurred in Oppsala, but he has since described it as “a very violent work.”

“This confirms that the wave of violence has not ended – it is continuing,” he said in an interview with the Swedish news agency TT on Wednesday.

At a press conference the next day, the officers said they were investigating the possibility of linking deaths to the crime of gangs, but they said it was too early to confirm this.

police In various Swedish cities, it has previously become common for gangs to shrink on weak children to carry out crimes, because those 15 years old are less than the era of criminal responsibility in Sweden.

The Swedish government recently suggested new controversial legislation that would allow the police to calm children, in an attempt to prevent them from employing adolescent gangs.

The ministers also said that they want to tighten the laws of Venice in the country.

In February, 10 people were killed in The worst group shooting in the country At an adult education center in the Swedish town of Orbro. In this case, the police suspect that the 35 -year -old was behind the killings. He had a legal weapon, and was found dead inside the building.

Outside the hair salon in Uppsala, 20 -year -old Yamin says he has never participated in the gang crime but knows many others who have them.

He says: “Often in my school, there was gang violence, and in the streets – merchants,” he says. “But my personality was work and study, and now I am in college.”

While leaving to meet friends, a continuous flow of young people continues to stop at the corner of the street next to the hairdressers, and some bring bouquets of flowers. It seems that many vibrations are interested in their eyes.

Elias, 16, says he was a friend of a victim, and asked BBC not to share his name: “I knew it well.” “It is an unrealistic feeling, as you know. I don’t seem to have really accepted the situation.”