Car hits Leipzig pedestrian zone, killing two and injuring several

17 articles · Updated · Reuters · May 4

Mayor Burkhard Jung said three people were seriously hurt and many others injured in the central eastern German city, while police arrested a 33-year-old German man.
Saxony premier Michael Kretschmer said the suspect may have mental health issues, and officials said he surrendered without resistance as police mounted a large operation and closed roads.
The city called it a mass casualty event. The incident follows a series of car-ramming and stabbing attacks in Germany, including deadly cases in Mannheim, Munich, Magdeburg and Solingen.

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