Three People Shot in Norwegian Town of Halden Near Swedish Border
Two people died and one was injured in a shooting in Halden, Norway, a town close to the Swedish border, according to Swedish media reports.
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Two people died and one was injured in a shooting in Halden, Norway, a town close to the Swedish border, according to Swedish media reports.
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