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We are bringing free hot-dogs to the people not allowed to leave their offices. #StayInThere

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We stopped this act as fast as we could my condolences to the families that were affected by the act of terrorism.

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This attack on Sweden will not stop us we need to unite and get over this obstacle that has hurt us severely. #UNITETHEPEOPLE

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Its terrible to see all of these people getting traumatized when they are having an regular day.

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We are waiting on the officers to see if we are allowed to go back in the streets.#Scary

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This had deeply affected me and my employees. #STAYSTRONG

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After seeing this incident we are giving a big donation to all the families that have been affected by this terrorist attack.

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I just witnessed the truck terror attack!!!!!!!

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April 7, 2017
The hijacker's name is

Rakhmat Akilov.

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STOCKHOLM -- A woman in her 60s who was injured in the April 7 truck attack in Stockholm has died, Swedish authorities said Friday, raising the death toll to five.

The Stockholm police said in a statement the woman, who has not been publicly identified, had been hospitalized in southern Sweden.

Witness describes truck attack in Sweden

A 39-year-old Uzbek man, Rakhmat Akilov, has pleaded guilty to a terrorist crime for ramming the truck into a crowd on a main pedestrian shopping street in the Swedish capital. Police have not disclosed a motive for the attack and no extremist group has claimed responsibility for it.

Akilov's Swedish residency application was rejected last year but police said there was nothing to indicate he might plan an attack. After the rejection, Akilov had been been ordered to leave Sweden in December. Instead, he allegedly went underground, eluding authorities' attempts to track him down.

Sweden attack leaves 4 dead with speeding truck used for terror

Akilov was caught in a northern suburb of Stockholm, hours after he drove the stolen beer truck into the crowd of afternoon shoppers outside the upmarket Ahlens store.

Other victims of attack were an 11-year-old Swedish girl, a 31-year-old Belgian woman, a 69-year-old Swedish woman, and a 41-year-old Briton whom the British government identified as Chris Bevington. Fourteen others were injured in the attack.

The attack had shocked Sweden, known for its welcoming policy toward migrants and refugees.

In 2015, a record 163,000 asylum-seekers arrived in the country - the highest per-capita rate in Europe. The government responded by tightening border controls and curtailing some immigrant rights.

First published on April 28, 2017

© 2017 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

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Another victim dies after truck terror attack in Stockholm

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STOCKHOLM -- A woman in her 60s who was injured in the April 7 truck attack in Stockholm has died, Swedish authorities said Friday, raising the death toll to five. The Stockholm police said in a statement the woman, who has not been publicly identified, had been hospitalized in southern Sweden.

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This event has haunted and affected me and the people who took place in this horrifying crime against the Swedish country.

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December 12th This terrorist must live his life out in the deepest darkest hole the police can put him in. #LockedUp

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December 12th 1992
Today our country has been infected by this horrible disease that plagued and killed five innocent civilian also injuring many more. These acts of terrorism must be stopped and dealt with before they take out innocent civilians. My condolences go out to everyone affected by this horrifying event.
#Rip