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Once a year too often.Police in Finland believe they have found the body of a gunman responsible for killing five people in a shooting rampage in the southern city of Espoo.
Police said 43-year-old Ibrahim Shkupolli shot dead three men and a woman with a 9mm pistol at a grocery shop inside the Sello shopping centre.
One of the shop's employees, reportedly Mr Shkupolli's ex-girlfriend, was later found dead at a flat in the city.
The incident is Finland's third major shooting in the past two years.
My parents were just going up the escalator from the first floor when police started shouting at them to get out of the building
Antti
BBC reader, Espoo
Thursday's bloodshed reportedly broke out at about 1008 local time (0808 GMT) inside the Prisma grocery store, on the second floor.
A witness told YLE that the gunman appeared to have opened fire at random, and that at least one employee was left lying on the floor afterwards.
The Ilta-Sanomat newspaper said one man was shot twice in the head and a woman in the stomach. It is not known if they were among the dead.
Another witness said chaos had ensued after the shots were heard.
Police named the gunman as Ibrahim Shkupolli, who has a criminal record
"There were loads of people who were crying, and many vendors who were completely panicked," the witness told Finnish radio.
The gunman was later seen walking towards another shop.
A fifth victim, a Prisma employee identified by YLE as Mr Shkupolli's ex-girlfriend, was later found dead at a flat in Espoo.
The Sello centre remains cordoned off by police, and trains are not stopping at the local railway station. Ambulances and armed police are still outside.
