Image copyright AFP Image caption The motive for the attack was unclear although at least one of the victims is thought to have been known to police 
 
 A shooting at an internet cafe in the southern Swedish city of Malmo has claimed the lives of three men. 
 
 Several others were wounded in the centre of the city late on Monday, when at least one attacker opened fire as the victims left the cafe. 
 
 Police said there was no indication of terrorism. Malmo has gained a reputation for violent crime. 
 
 Monday night's attack - which occurred near a police station - is being linked to gangs and organised crime. 
 
 Witnesses reported hearing about 15 shots fired by an automatic weapon. The gunman is believed to have fled the scene by car. 
 
 One wounded man was seen being loaded into the getaway car. Three others were treated in hospital. 
 
 Those killed were aged 19, 27 and 29, police said. At least one of them was known to police, Swedish media reported. 
 
 While deadly violence has risen in the Malmo area in recent years, the number of lethal attacks almost halved last year, falling from 30 to 17. 

 Police forensics investigate the scene after people were shot and injured outside an Internet Cafe in Malmo, southern Sweden, Monday, June 18, 2018. Swedish police say several people were injured when... (Associated Press) 
 
 Police forensics investigate the scene after people were shot and injured outside an Internet Cafe in Malmo, southern Sweden, Monday, June 18, 2018. Swedish police say several people were injured when shots were fired Monday in Malmo, Sweden's third-largest city. (Johan Nilsson/TT News Agency via AP) (Associated Press) 
 
 COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) — Three of the six men who were injured in a drive-by shooting in the center of Sweden's third-largest city, have died, Swedish authorities said Tuesday. 
 
 Police in Malmo said two of the men — aged 18 and 29 — died overnight. Hospital authorities said a third man, in his 30s, also died. None of the victims were identified, in line with Swedish practice. 
 
 Three others had been injured — one seriously, Region Skane, the regional health authority for southern Sweden, said. 
 
 Witnesses told Swedish media that the men were shot as they left an internet cafe in the southeastern part of the southern Swedish city on Monday evening. 
 
 Police said a dozen shots were fired but no arrests have been made and they are looking for a dark vehicle. A police news conference was expected later Tuesday. 
 
 Feuds between criminal gangs fighting over territory have become more common in major Swedish cities in recent years. 
 
 The shots caused bystanders to scream but police quickly said there was no reason for the public to worry.
– Three of six men injured in a drive-by shooting Monday in the center of Sweden's third-largest city have died, Swedish authorities say. Police in Malmo said Tuesday two of the men—aged 18 and 29—died overnight, the AP reports. Hospital authorities said a third man, in his 30s, also died. None of the victims were identified, in line with Swedish practice. Three others were injured—one seriously, said Region Skane, the regional health authority for southern Sweden. Witnesses told Swedish media that the men were shot as they left an Internet cafe in the southeastern part of the southern Swedish city on Monday evening. Witnesses said they heard up to 15 shots fired from automatic weapons, the BBC reports. Police said no arrests have been made and they are looking for a dark vehicle. Feuds between criminal gangs fighting over territory have become more common in major Swedish cities in recent years. The shots caused bystanders to scream but police quickly said there was no reason for the public to worry.