REUTERS
- Sweden is set to deploy its army to battle surging gang violence across the country.
- Three people were killed on Wednesday, including a young woman, near Stockholm, an innocent bystander.
- Eleven people were reportedly killed by shootings or bombings in September alone.
Sweden's prime minister has raised the possibility of military help after a surge in gang violence and killings has swept the country, The Associated Press reported.
Ulf Kristersson's move was prompted by a spike in violence in September, as crime gangs use young recruits to carry out contract killings.