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A man is seriously injured but his condition is not life-threatening after officers opened fire in central Stockholm.
An armed man was shot outside the Royal Palace in Stockholm, according to Swedish police.
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STOCKHOLM: Swedish police said Tuesday they shot an armed man outside the Royal Palace in central Stockholm after receiving reports of a disruptive individual carrying a weapon.
Police said officers responding to the incident opened fire on the man.
"The man was hit and taken to hospital," Stockholm police spokeswoman Susanna Rinaldo told AFP.
She said his injuries were considered serious but not life-threatening.
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