Harry Styles canceled his concert at Copenhagen’s Royal Arena just hours after a gunman killed three people in a shopping center near the Danish venue where he was due to perform. “I am heartbroken along with the people of Copenhagen,” she tweeted. “I love this city. The people are so warm and loving.” He added: “I’m devastated for the victims, their families and everyone who was hurt. I’m sorry we couldn’t be together. Please take care of each other.” Danish Mall Shootings: Suspect Acted Alone and Incident Not Terror-Related, Copenhagen Police Say “My team and I are praying for everyone involved in the Copenhagen mall shooting. I’m shocked. Love H,” Styles added on Snapchat. Styles is in the middle of the European leg of his “Love on Tour” world tour, which kicked off in Scotland last month and ends in Portugal at the end of July. The Royal Arena can hold around 16,000 concertgoers and is less than a mile from where the deadly attack took place. Styles is in the middle of the European leg of his “Love on Tour” world tour, which kicked off in Scotland last month and ends in Portugal at the end of July. (Dave J Hogan) CLICK HERE TO SUBSCRIBE TO THE RECREATION NEWSLETTER Two young Danes and a Russian national were killed on Sunday when a gunman, who probably acted alone, fired indiscriminately at random shoppers, police said on Monday. Four people were also seriously injured during the attack on the high-rise mall on the outskirts of the city, which is near a metro station connected to an international airport. Copenhagen police chief Søren Thomassen said the suspect, identified only as a 22-year-old Dane, was arrested at the scene. People leave the Field shopping center in Copenhagen, Denmark, Sunday, July 3, 2022, after a gunman opened fire inside, killing three people and seriously injuring several others, police said. (Olafur Steinar Rye Gestsson/Ritzau Scanpix via AP) Police have since found no evidence of terrorism and claimed the suspect had mental health issues. The shooting happened at about 5:37 p.m., and the suspect was arrested 11 minutes later, according to police. A witness told Danish broadcaster TV2 that the attacker appeared “very violent and angry” and was “very proud of what he did”. “It’s incomprehensible. Heartbreaking. Pointless,” Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said after the shooting. “Our beautiful and usually so safe capital changed in a split second.” CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP The incident was the the deadliest shot in the country since Feb. 2015. The Associated Press contributed to the report. Tracy Wright is an entertainment writer for Fox News Digital. Send story tips to [email protected]
