Police said the driver, a 29-year-old man, hit a group of people before slamming the vehicle into a shop window. The event took place on Kurfürstendamm, the most famous shopping area in the German capital.
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At least one woman has died and nine people have been seriously or even seriously injured this Wednesday after a vehicle hit a group of people in the vicinity of the emperor wilhelm church from the German capital Berlin, as confirmed by the authorities.
Both police and firefighters have confirmed the death of one person, while the latter has warned that the lives of six people are in danger. Three other victims are seriously injured and more are being treated, but of a minor nature, the Dutch DPA reports.
Police said the driver, a 29-year-old man, hit a group of people before slamming the vehicle into a shop window. “He was detained by a group of bystanders and handed over to emergency services,” he said.
The detectives found a letter from the driver in the vehicle in which he expected his action, the DPA said. A newspaper-cited source picture He has ruled that “it is certainly not an accident”, although there is so far no evidence that there are political motives and there is primarily a “murderer”.
The event took place in the Kurfürstendamm Avenue, the most famous commercial area of the German capital, where the driver climbed onto the pavement with his vehicle and ran over a group of people. He then drove on for about 200 meters, although he went off the road again and crashed into the window of a chain of perfumeries, where no one was injured.
According to information gathered by DPA, the victims include a group of minors who are believed to be students at a school outside of Berlin, although police have not yet released any details about their identities. The fatal victim has in fact been identified as a teacher at a Hessian school, a local official, Iris Spranger, has assured.
The site was the scene of the 2016 attack on a Christmas market, which left 12 people dead. Anis Amri, a Tunisian citizen who had applied for asylum in the country, rammed into a truck in the square in front of this church, near the main shopping street in the west of the German capital.
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