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News in english 8. feb. 2012 KL. 15.26

Multiple shooting in Greenland

Three reported killed and two seriously injured

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Police in Greenland are making their way by helicopter to the small hamlet of Nutaarmiut in west central Greenland after reports that three people have been killed and a further two are seriously injured following a shooting incident.

“We have been informed by a citizen that three people have been shot and killed in Nutaarmiut and two people are said to be injured,” says Claus Risbjerg of the Greenland Central Police Authority.

Nutaarmiut is a small hamlet of some 55 people about 90 kilometres from Upernavik. There are smaller hamlets and hunting communities dotted around Greenland and many do not have a police presence.

“We have no information on who did this. We have a helicopter due to land up there soon with police, a doctor and nurses. When we have our people on the scene, we will have further information,” Risbjerg says.

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