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Knifeman wounds three in attack on high-speed German train: Police arrest 27-year-old suspect
2021-11-06
[Daily Mail, where America gets its news]
  • A knifeman has wounded three men on a high-speed train in Germany today

  • Attacker struck on high-speed ICE train between Regensburg and Nuremberg

  • Police received a call about the incident at around 9am local time on Saturday

  • A 27-year-old Syrian suspect was arrested at Seubersdorf, south of Nuremberg
Breitbart adds:
The Bild later updated its article to specify it understands the suspect is a Syrian named Abdalrahman A. who last lived in Passau, a German city on the Austrian border. He allegedly came to Germany in 2014 and had been granted refugee status.
Posted by:Skidmark

#6  *released from asylum
Posted by: Merrick Ferret   2021-11-06 23:53  

#5  Maybe people with "psychological problems" shouldn't receive be rehearsed from asylum
Posted by: Merrick Ferret   2021-11-06 23:52  

#4  Maybe people with "psychological problems" shouldn't receive asylum?
Posted by: Rob Crawford   2021-11-06 21:35  

#3  The BBC:

One woman told the German newspaper Bild she was standing in the aisle when she heard other passengers screaming: "There's a knife! Everyone get to the rear!"

According to German media reports, the arrested man had been granted refugee status after entering Germany in 2014 and was suffering from "psychological problems".
Posted by: trailing wife   2021-11-06 20:04  

#2  not acute? Subcutaneous more like
Posted by: Merrick Ferret   2021-11-06 11:44  

#1  Bild, the German mass daily newspaper, said the knife attacker was a 27-year-old Syrian. He is said to have had psychological problems and reportedly also called for help on the train.

Interior Minister Horst Seehofer said the background behind the 'terrible' attack was 'still unclear' and is 'now being clarified.' He said people in Seubersdorf faced no 'acute danger.'
Posted by: Frank G   2021-11-06 10:36  

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