In brief
A vehicle collided with a Berlin Pride parade, killing a woman and injuring 16. Police released a photo of a 21‑year‑old suspect, Abdul B., and have located the attacker’s car in Tiergarten park, triggering a citywide chase.
A car drove into a crowded Pride march in Berlin, killing one person and injuring 16 others. Police are now hunting the 21‑year‑old driver, Abdul B., amid a city‑wide search.
Suspect and Vehicle
Police released an image of the suspect, whose name is shown in the official statement. The vehicle thought to be used in the attack has been found parked in Berlin’s Tiergarten park, according to investigators.
Ongoing Search
The manhunt continues across the city, with police urging anyone with information to come forward. Authorities have increased patrols along major thoroughfares to prevent a repeat incident.
Impact on the Community
Local LGBTQ+ groups expressed shock and called for stronger protections during public events. Berlin’s mayor said the city would review security measures for future demonstrations.
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