Four people were killed and 75 others were wounded as a man armed with grenades, a rifle and a pistol started a killing spree in the eastern Belgian town of Liege on Tuesday.

Policemen blockade the attack scene in the eastern Belgian town of Liege, Dec. 13, 2011. Four people were killed and 75 others wounded as a man armed with grenades, a rifle and a pistol started a killing spree here on Tuesday. (Xinhua/Reuters Photo)
The gunman, a local people in Liege, has been identified as Nordine Amrani with criminal records. The 33-year-old man has been summoned to a police station on Tuesday morning for unknown reason before the killing took place at lunch time.

The man died along with two teenager boys and a 75-year-old woman, said Prosecutor Daniele Reynders.

There is still no confirmation on whether the gunman took his own life or was killed by the police force.

The injured included a two-year-old who was in serious condition, according to local hospital. Fifty-two of the injured have to receive medical care at local hospitals.

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