Several injured in car ramming in northern Germany, suspects at large
Police said the injuries were not life-threatening after officers fired at the BMW and the occupants fled on foot.
- Late on Monday, a BMW was driven deliberately into a group of people in Neustadt am Ruebenberge, leaving four to five individuals injured, police said on Tuesday.
- A nearby police patrol conducting routine traffic checks intervened to prevent further harm, with officers shooting at the vehicle during the incident to stop it.
- Four to five people sustained injuries ranging from minor to severe, though none are life-threatening; a German DPA reporter documented damaged vehicles at the scene, including cars with flat tires and bullet holes.
- Abandoning the vehicle, the occupants fled on foot and remain at large following an initial search conducted by police, the spokesperson said.
- Police believe the group may have been deliberately targeted rather than struck at random, as circumstances surrounding the incident remain unclear as of Oct 27.
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The police opened fire on the car, but the perpetrators escaped.
Four people are reported to have been injured.
All the victims were taken to the hospital and the law enforcement officers opened fire on the offender ' s vehicle, but he could not be stopped.
Several Injured in Germany Car Ramming, Suspects Flee
A BMW was deliberately driven into a group of people in Neustadt am Ruebenberge, near Hanover, injuring four to five people. Police fired at the car, but its occupants fled and remained at large; authorities said those involved may have known one another. · 15 sources across the spectrum on IJR News.
Serious incident in northern Germany, where a car entered a group of people, wounding four or five people, some of them serious. Police officers nearby opened fire on the car to stop it, but suspects managed to escape. According to the first information, investigators believe that the victims and people in the car knew each other, and the group would have been targeted intentionally.
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