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Stockholm terror attack: What we know

People look on at the scene after a truck crashed into a department store injuring several people in central Stockholm, Sweden, Friday April 7, 2017. (Andreas Schyman, TT News Agency via AP)

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People look on at the scene after a truck crashed into a department store injuring several people in central Stockholm, Sweden, Friday April 7, 2017. (Andreas Schyman, TT News Agency via AP)
By Theresa Seiger, Cox Media Group National Content Desk
April 7, 2017

A tractor-trailer slammed into a department store in Stockholm on Friday, injuring and killing several people, according to police and local media reports.

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Police responded to the attack, in the heart of Stockholm on Drottninggatan, just before 3 p.m. local time.

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