Bevington was among four killed in the attack on Friday, which also left a dozen people injured, after a stolen truck plowed into pedestrians on a busy Stockholm street.
Spotify executive Chris Bevington has been named as a victim of Friday's (April 7) attack in Stockholm, when a hijacked beer truck was driven into a department store.
As Alternative Press reports, 41-year-old Bevington was Spotify's Director Of Global Partnerships/Business Development and was one of four people killed when a suspected terrorist drove his auto into a Stockholm shopping centre.
The main suspect has been identified as a 39-year-old Uzbek who went underground when he received a deportation order after his permanent residency application was rejected.
Among the dead was Chris Bevington, a citizen of the United Kingdom who worked for the digital music service Spotify for five years.
Prime Minister Stefan Lofven, addressing a Social Democratic party conference in the western city of Gothenburg, said Sweden would never be broken by acts of terror.
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Of the four victims, three were killed at Drottningatan in central Stockholm, and one died in the hospital later.
The motive for the attack was not known, but the method resembled previous attacks using vehicles in London, Berlin and Nice, all of them claimed by the Islamic State (IS) group.
Security Police spokesman Simon Bynert said the suspect had been involved in an asylum process in Sweden, but that the security police had not been part of it. "We will get through this together", he said. But police commissioner Dan Eliasson said investigators were sure they had the truck driver, based on "discussions we've had with him". Four of the wounded remain in a serious condition with two being treated in intensive care. "We know that the suspect had expressed sympathy for extremist organisations, among them IS", said Jonas Hysing, chief of national police operations.
Carl Forsaljare, a magazine seller, was in the area during the attack but says, unfortunately, he was not surprised it happened in peaceful Sweden.
Norwegian's security agency said it wasn't clear if the teen planned to carry out an attack with the primitive homemade device police defused without any injuries.
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