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Further details surrounding the Fagersta school attack have come to light, including a heroic act by a student named Mohamed who saved a classmate's life. Investigations also reveal that a student was armed at the school the day before the attack, sending a picture of a sword and expressing fear. Concerns are growing over the legal sale of deadly swords online, and questions are being raised about TikTok's role after a student was linked to an account praising mass murderers. Experts are also…
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The School Shooting in Fagersta
Details are emerging about a school shooting incident that occurred in Fagersta.
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School Attack in Fagersta: 'Can't Let Him Die - I Must Act'
Mohamed bravely saved his classmate's life following a school attack in Fagersta, demonstrating remarkable courage in a critical situation.
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Armed at School the Day Before the Attack
A student was armed at school the day before an attack, sending a picture of a sword to an online friend and expressing fear.
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Questions TikTok Doesn't Want to Answer
Liam Nebel is linked to an account that praises mass murderers, and questions are being raised about TikTok's response.
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Deadly Swords Sold Legally Online
Lethal swords used in attacks are being sold legally on the internet, raising concerns.
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Expert on Online Hate: 'Violence is the Driving Force'
An expert discusses online hate and the driving forces behind violence.
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