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Harry Stylescanceled a concertat the Copenhagen Royal Arena after a shooter killed three people at a shopping mall near the Danish venue.
"I'm broken heart with the people of Copenhagen"He wrote on Twitter. "I love this city. People are so warm and full of love."
He said, "I am overwhelmed by the injuries to the victims, their families, and everyone." I'm sorry I couldn't be with you. Please take care of each other. "
Danish mall shooting: The suspect acted alone, the incident was not terrorism-related, Copenhagen police said
"I Team and I are involved in shooting at a shopping mall in Copenhagen praying for everyone. I was shocked. I love H. "Snapchat has added style.
Styles is in the midst of the European part of his "Love on Tour" world tour, which began in Scotland last month and took place in Portugal at the end of July.
The Royal Arena can accommodate approximately 16,000 concert attendees, less than a mile from where the deadly attack took place.
The style is in the middle of his European part "Love on Tour" world tour starting in Scotland last month and ending in Portugal at the end of July. (Dave J Hogan)
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On Sunday, two young Danish and one Russian citizen fired indiscriminately at a random shopper when a shooter believed to have acted alone. Police said they were killed on Monday.
Four people were seriously injured during an attack at a high-rise mall on the outskirts of the city near a subway station connecting to the international airport.
Copenhagen police chief Søren Thomassen said a suspect identified only as a 22-year-old Danish man was arrested on the scene.
People on Sunday in Fields, Copenhagen, Denmark Leaving the shopping center, police said on July 3, 2022, after a gunner fired inside, killing three and seriously injuring several. (Olafur Steinar Rye Gestsson / Ritzau Scanpix via AP)
Police subsequently found no signs of terrorism, suspected A problem that a person claims to have mental health.
The shooting took place around 5:37 pm. Police said the suspect was arrested 11 minutes later. Witnesses told Danish broadcaster TV2 that the shooter appeared to be "very violent and angry" and "very proud of what he was doing."
"I don't understand. It's sad. It doesn't make sense," said Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen after the shooting. "Our beautiful, usually very safe capital has changed in a blink of an eye."
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The incident was the worst shootingdomestically since February 2015.
The Associated Press contributed to the report.
Tracy Wright is an entertainment writer for FoxNews Digital. She sends story tips to tracy.wright@fox.com.
