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    Finnish police see no political, racist motive for Tampere stabbings

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    Posted on July 4, 2025

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    Last updated: January 23, 2026

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    Finnish police ruled out political and racial motives in the Tampere stabbing incident, where a 23-year-old man injured four people randomly.

    Tampere Stabbing Incident: Police Rule Out Political and Racial Motives

    HELSINKI (Reuters) -Finnish police said on Friday a man held over a stabbing attack in the southwestern city of Tampere on Thursday in which four people were injured told them he had no racist or political motive for the deed and had attacked people randomly.

    Police said the suspect, who was arrested shortly after the deed near a shopping mall in Finland's third-biggest city, was a 23-year-old Finnish man with a previous criminal history.

    "He states that he has no racist or terrorist motive whatsoever in this matter. He did not know these victims beforehand, nor does he remember whom he stabbed," Detective Chief Inspector Sakari Tuominen said.

    "When asked why he committed such an act, the perpetrator says that all people are enemies. Everyone is watching him. People get what they deserve. Everyone is the same evil mass against him," Tuominen told a press conference.

    Police said the victim's injuries were serious. Three of the victims are female, aged 40, 52 and 35 respectively, while the fourth is a man aged 35.

    (Reporting by Anne Kauranen, writing by Louise Breusch Rasmussen, editing by Anna Ringstrom, William Maclean)

    Key Takeaways

    • •A stabbing incident occurred in Tampere, Finland.
    • •Police ruled out political and racial motives.
    • •The suspect is a 23-year-old Finnish man.
    • •Four people were injured in the attack.
    • •The suspect claims all people are his enemies.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Finnish police see no political, racist motive for Tampere stabbings

    1What did the suspect say about his motives?

    The suspect claimed he had no racist or terrorist motive and did not know the victims beforehand.

    2How many people were injured in the Tampere stabbings?

    Four people were injured in the stabbing attack, with three being female and one male.

    3What is known about the suspect's background?

    The suspect is a 23-year-old Finnish man with a previous criminal history.

    4What were the victims' conditions?

    The police reported that the victims sustained serious injuries from the attack.

    5Where did the stabbing incident occur?

    The stabbing incident took place near a shopping mall in Tampere, Finland's third-largest city.

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