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Full screen police around Komvux Campus Risbergska the day after the school shooting where 11 people died. Photo: Christine Olsson/TT
Police Daniel Lenart was one of the first to enter Campus Risbergska during the school shooting.
In the midst of death and chaos, the sound of the ringing mobiles was still what took the hardest, he tells Aftonbladet.
– It took me hard that someone calls and no one will answer.
Daniel Lenart and his colleague from Karlskoga were really on a civilian investigation when they heard the alarm – something about gunfire at a school.
– Then it wasn’t long before colleagues shout on the radio: ‘Now he shoots at us’. Then we understand that it is very serious for real, and that we have a real school shooting.
They drive the four miles to Örebro in 20 minutes. When Daniel Lenart and two colleagues decide to go in, they each have a gun in their hand, and it will take four and a half hours before they come out again.
Inside the school there is chaos, with “smell of death” and people who barricaded themselves. During the work of evacuating was part, it was afraid that the police were actually the shooter who dressed up.
– There were people in total horror, it is so clear that they think they should die.
There were dead people in the corridors and Daniel Lenart told those who were evacuated to close their eyes because this is not something you want to see. Some still chose to open their eyes, and roared straight out over what they saw.
The worst was the sound of ringing cell phones at the dead bodies.
– And the phones are constantly ringing. You could see some little heart in the display and it took me hard that someone calls and no one will answer.