Vehicle plows into crowded Christmas market in Germany, killing 2 and injuring dozens
A car crashed through a busy Christmas market in eastern Germany on Friday, killing at least two people and injuring over 60 more. According to a local official, the accused driver—a Saudi Arabian doctor who resided in Germany—was taken into custody.
There was no continuous danger to the public, and the suspect acted alone. Given the seriousness of some of the injuries, the official, Saxony-Anhalt Premier Reiner Haseloff, did not rule out more deaths.
One adult and one child are among the victims, according to Haseloff.
According to Saxony-Anhalt's interior minister Tamara Zieschang, the 50-year-old suspect first arrived in Germany in 2006. According to Zieschang, he last practiced medicine at Bernburg, which is roughly 30 miles south of Magdeburg.
A vehicle was seen rushing past a sizable...