In brief
A car collided with a crowd at Berlin’s annual Pride walk, killing one person and injuring sixteen others. Police identified 21‑year‑old Abdul B as the suspect and launched a city‑wide manhunt. The vehicle was found in Tiergarten park, prompting investigations into the motive behind the attack. Authorities appeal to the public for information as they seek to bring the attacker to justice and address the tragedy of the assault on a protected group.
On a humid July evening, a vehicle careened into a crowded Pride parade in Berlin, killing one person and leaving sixteen others injured.
Police released a photo of 21‑year‑old Abdul B and announced an ongoing manhunt to locate and arrest him.
The vehicle used in the assault was recovered inside Tiergarten park, the authorities said, sparking investigations into potential motives and whether the attack was targeted.
Authorities urged the public to help identify the suspect and provide any information that might aid the investigation, as Berlin and the wider LGBT community mourn the loss and call for safety at public events.
