List of mass shootings in Finland

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This article is a list of mass shootings in Finland. Mass shootings are firearm-related violence with at least four casualties. Shootings associated with acts of war, such as the Finnish Civil War are excluded, see List of massacres in Finland.

Contents

20th century

DateLocationRegionDeadInjuredTotalDescription
25 August 1923 Solberg Uusimaa 1 [a] 34A man shot and wounded three men who attacked him and then killed himself. [1]
15 January 1926 Helsinki Uusimaa 4 [a] 04 Kaivopuisto familicide: A major shot and killed his wife and two children with a handgun before killing himself. [2]
1 June 1926 Taavetti South Karelia 314 Taavetti bank robbery: Two men armed with handguns shot and killed three people and wounded another during a bank robbery. They fled the scene and were later arrested. [3]
4 September 1927 Simola South Savo 134A man shot and killed one person and wounded three others. [4]
26 March 1928 Kärkölä Uusimaa 2 [a] 24A man armed with a handgun killed one person and wounded two others across two households before killing himself. [5]
10 September 1928 Kuusaanniemi Kymenlaakso 4 [a] 04A man shot and killed his wife and two children with a handgun before killing himself. [6]
13 June 1929 Reposaari Satakunta 2 [a] 24A drunken man shot and killed one person and wounded two others with a handgun before killing himself. [7]
27 January 1930 Inkeroinen Kymenlaakso 3 [a] 14A man shot three other men during a drunken argument, killing two and wounding one, before attempting suicide. [8] The perpetrator later died in hospital. [9]
14 February 1930 Muurame Central Finland 4 [a] 04A jealous man killed his girlfriend, child and another man before killing himself. [10]
13 June 1930 Helsinki Uusimaa 31 [a] 4A man shot and killed his wife and two children with a handgun before attempting suicide. [11]
15 February 1931 Helsinki Uusimaa 314A drunken man opened fire with a handgun inside an apartment located in Hakaniemi, killing three and wounding one before the weapon malfunctioned and the perpetrator was arrested. [12]
4 May 1934 Vuojoki Satakunta 3 [a] 14A man killed his two sons and wounded his wife with a handgun before killing himself. [13]
26 June 1935 Helsinki Uusimaa 4 [a] 04A man armed with two handguns killed his wife, son, another woman and himself in Ullanlinna. [14]
9 December 1935 Varkaus North Savo 2 [a] 24A man armed with a handgun killed a waitress and wounded two others in a restaurant before killing himself. [15]
26 January 1937 Hietala Viipuri 7 [a] 07An agronomic killed his wife and five children with a handgun before killing himself. [16]
16 September 1938 Mämmälä Kymenlaakso 5 [a] 16 1938 Sippola shootings: A man armed with a handgun went on a shooting spree killing four people and wounding one other before killing himself. [17]
12 August 1939 Maavesi North Savo 3 [a] 14A man armed with a rifle and a shotgun killed his father, a police officer and wounded his neighbor before killing himself. [18]
6 September 1939 Parikkala South Karelia 4 [a] 15A man shot and killed three people and wounded another with a handgun before killing himself. [19]
14 October 1939 Koskenkorva South Ostrobothnia 6 [a] 06A man shot and killed his wife and four children with a handgun before killing himself. [20]
9 August 1943 Lumivaara Viipuri 4 [a] 04A man shot and killed his three children before killing himself. [21]
17 April 1944 Valkeaviita Kanta-Häme 4 [a] 15A farmer killed three neighbors and wounded another with a handgun before killing himself. [22]
18 December 1944 Muhos North Ostrobothnia 4 [a] 04A prison guard armed with a rifle shot and killed his two children, a maidservant and himself. [23]
19 April 1945 Valkeamäki South Savo 4 [a] 04A man armed with a handgun killed his wife, a daughter from previous marriage and her cousin. The man lit the house on fire, killed several farm animals and then killed himself. [24]
27 February 1947 Nappa Kymenlaakso 5 [a] 05A farmer armed with a handgun shot and killed his wife, three children and himself. [25]
12 April 1951 Sodankylä Lapland 4 [a] 15A chauffeur killed his wife, two daughters and wounded his mother-in-law with a handgun before killing himself. [26]
8 July 1951 Elfvik Uusimaa 4 [a] 04An entrepreneur killed his ex-wife, son and a police officer before killing himself. [27]
22 April 1952 Helsinki Uusimaa 4 [a] 04A man killed his parents and a sibling with a handgun before killing himself in Töölö. [28]
8 May 1952 Hämeenkyrö Pirkanmaa 4 [a] 04A farmer killed his wife and two children with a handgun before killing himself. [29]
18 September 1952 Helsinki Uusimaa 13 [a] 4A shootout during a prison break left one guard dead and three others wounded. [30]
2 November 1952 Kompero North Karelia 134A man armed with a handgun shot and killed his brother-in-law, wounded his in-laws and his wife before being arrested. [31]
5 May 1953 Alakylä South Ostrobothnia 325A man killed his brother, two nephews and wounded his sister-in-law and niece with a handgun before being arrested. [32]
9 February 1954 Punkalaidun Pirkanmaa 4 [a] 04A man killed his wife and two children with a shotgun before killing himself. [33]
25 September 1954 Helsinki Uusimaa 4 [a] 15A man killed his mother, sister and a nephew and wounded his father before killing himself in Vallila. [34]
26 March 1957 Itä-Aure Pirkanmaa 4 [a] 37 1957 Kuru shootings: A man armed with two rifles shot and killed two police officers and wounded three others before killing himself. The perpetrator also lit fires and had shot and killed his father two days before the attack. [35]
14 August 1958 Linnankoski South Karelia 5 [a] 27 1958 Linnankoski shootings: A man armed with a handgun went on a shooting spree killing four people and wounding two others before killing himself. [36]
15 March 1961 Lappeenranta South Karelia 404A bank manager killed his wife and three daughters with a handgun before being arrested. [37]
9 December 1963 Inkere Southwest Finland 134A teenager armed with a double-barreled shotgun went on a shooting spree killing one person and wounding at least three others before being arrested. [38]
7 March 1969 Korppinen Central Finland 404 Pihtipudas police murders: A man armed with a rifle shot and killed four police officers before being arrested. [39]
8 November 1971 Rautalampi North Savo 5 [a] 05A farmer shot and killed his wife and three daughters with a hunting rifle before killing himself. [40]
27 November 1971 Kirkkonummi Uusimaa 4 [a] 04An insurance agent shot and killed his wife and two children with a handgun before killing himself. [41]
10 November 1972 Juokslahti Central Finland 1 [a] 34A man armed with a shotgun shot and wounded his wife and parents-in-law before killing himself. [42]
30 July 1973 Helsinki Uusimaa 14 [a] 5A man armed with a handgun shot and killed one person and wounded three others before being shot and wounded by police. [43]
5 April 1975 Kanunki Southwest Finland 404A man killed his parents and two siblings with a handgun before fleeing. He was later arrested in Kuopio. [44]
5 October 1982 Tampere Pirkanmaa 4 [a] 04A man shot and killed his wife and two children before killing himself. [45]
25 April 1987 Menkijärvi South Ostrobothnia 404A man armed with a hunting rifle killed his ex-wife and her three siblings before being arrested. [46]
18 October 1990 Inkere Southwest Finland 3 [a] 14A man shot and killed his two children and wounded another one before killing himself. [47]
17 February 1991 Kerava Uusimaa 4 [a] 04A police officer killed his wife and two children with a handgun before killing himself. [48]
21 February 1992 Seinäjoki South Ostrobothnia 4 [a] 04A man killed his wife and two children with a handgun before killing himself. [49]
28 March 1992 Hamina Kymenlaakso 3 [a] 25A man armed with a handgun killed two people including his ex-wife and wounded two others inside an apartment before killing himself. [50]
26 August 1992 Haukipudas North Ostrobothnia 3 [a] 14A man armed with a shotgun killed his wife, a police officer and wounded another policeman before killing himself. [51]
12 September 1992 Lappeenranta South Karelia 134A man shot and killed one person and wounded three others at a horse racing venue. [52]
27 February 1993 Ikola South Ostrobothnia 5 [a] 05A man shot and killed his parents, wife and son before killing himself. [53]
15 November 1997 Joroinen North Savo 4 [a] 04A man killed his wife, daughter and mother-in-law with a semi-automatic shotgun before killing himself. [54]
14 June 1998 Pieksämäki South Savo 145A man armed with two handguns killed his wife, wounded four neighbors and tried to shoot several others before being arrested. [55]
21 February 1999 Helsinki Uusimaa 314 Helsinki Shooting Club murders: A woman armed with a rented semi-automatic handgun killed three people and wounded one other at a shooting range before fleeing. She was later arrested at the Helsinki Airport. [56]

21st century

DateLocationRegionDeadInjuredTotalDescription
18 January 2000 Lahti Päijät-Häme 358Three motorcycle gang members armed with two handguns and a shotgun opened fire on other gang members inside of a pizza restaurant killing three people and wounding five others. Two of the wounded victims were bystanders. [57]
26 December 2000 Vaala Kainuu 314A man shot and killed his father, two brothers and wounded his mother before being arrested. [58]
23 January 2001 Tuiskula South Ostrobothnia 4 [a] 04A man shot and killed his three children before killing himself. [59]
13 July 2002 Mikkeli South Savo 05 [a] 5A shootout between two groups left five people wounded including one bystander. [60]
15 June 2004 Anttila Uusimaa 4 [a] 04A woman armed with a shotgun shot and killed his husband and two children while they were sleeping before killing herself. [61]
7 November 2007 Jokela Uusimaa 9 [a] 110 Jokela school shooting: A male student armed with a semi-automatic handgun shot and killed six students, two faculty members and wounded another student before killing himself. [62]
15 June 2008 Ylitornio Lapland 4 [a] 04An elderly man armed with a revolver and a shotgun shot and killed his wife at a local health center after killing his disabled twin daughters at the family home. The perpetrator killed himself. [63]
23 September 2008 Kauhajoki South Ostrobothnia 11 [a] 112 Kauhajoki school shooting: A male student armed with a semi-automatic handgun shot and killed nine students, a teacher and wounded another student before killing himself. The perpetrator also lit fires during his attack. The attack was the worst peacetime mass shooting and mass murder in Finnish history. [64]
18 October 2008 Oulu North Ostrobothnia 4 [a] 04A teacher shot and killed his wife and two children with a shotgun before killing himself in the Kaijonharju district. [65]
31 December 2009 Espoo Uusimaa 5 [a] 05 Sello mall shooting: A man armed with a stolen handgun killed four employees at Sello shopping mall before killing himself. Before the shooting the man had killed his ex-girlfriend with a knife. [66]
26 May 2012 Hyvinkää Uusimaa 279 Hyvinkää shooting: A man armed with two rifles opened fire from a rooftop, killing two people and wounding seven others, including a police constable. The perpetrator was arrested the next morning. [67]
18 June 2012 Tuunajärvi Satakunta 4 [a] 04A man shot and killed his three children with a handgun before killing himself. [68]
14 December 2013 Helsinki Uusimaa 05 [a] 5Five people were wounded during a shootout between two groups in Malminkartano. [69]
27 July 2024 Seinäjoki South Ostrobothnia 05 [a] 5Five people were wounded during a shootout in a bar. [70]

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