At least one person is dead after a car was driven into a crowd of people in Mannheim, Germany. At least two dozen people were injured in the attack, as well.
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“So far, we can give no more information about the number and severity of the injuries,” the local police force said, per The Times. “During the manhunt, which was initiated immediately, we were able to identify and detain a suspect.”
According to The Times, the driver is believed to be a German citizen and was taken to a hospital for treatment. There’s no information available yet about his motive.
Three victims, two adults and a child, were admitted to Mannheim University Hospital with a “high level of urgency.”
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“We can confirm that one perpetrator was arrested,” police spokesperson Stefan Wilhelm told the Associated Press. “We can’t yet give information on whether there were further perpetrators.”
Two weeks ago, at least thirty people were injured when a car rammed into a group of people in Munich, Germany.
CBS noted that the suspect was “believed to be a 24-year-old Afghan asylum-seeker.
At least one person is dead after a car was driven into a crowd of people in Mannheim, Germany. At least two dozen people were injured in the attack, as well.
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“So far, we can give no more information about the number and severity of the injuries,” the local police force said, per The Times. “During the manhunt, which was initiated immediately, we were able to identify and detain a suspect.”
According to The Times, the driver is believed to be a German citizen and was taken to a hospital for treatment. There’s no information available yet about his motive.
Three victims, two adults and a child, were admitted to Mannheim University Hospital with a “high level of urgency.”
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“We can confirm that one perpetrator was arrested,” police spokesperson Stefan Wilhelm told the Associated Press. “We can’t yet give information on whether there were further perpetrators.”
Two weeks ago, at least thirty people were injured when a car rammed into a group of people in Munich, Germany.
CBS noted that the suspect was “believed to be a 24-year-old Afghan asylum-seeker.
