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Car Drives in a Group of People: Three Men Injured – Drivers Fleeing

Summary by Kreiszeitung
In Ronnenberg, a car was driven into a crowd, three men were injured, and the driver has so far been a fugitive.

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Intention or accident? In the Hanover region, a man with a car rushes into a group of people. The police set up a homicide commission. The background raises questions first.

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A car drives in Ronnenberg in Lower Saxony at an excessive speed into a group of people, three men are injured. The driver escapes unrecognized at first, but then confronts the police in Wuppertal. What is known about the case.

·Düsseldorf, Germany
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In the town of Ronnenberg in the north-west of Germany, a car entered a group of people and three people were injured. The incident occurred in the Empelde town area around 10 p.m. local time (00 a.m. Thursday msk), reporting to RIA News with reference to the German NDR Radio Company. "The driver... directed the car at a high speed to a group of men and hit them. Two of the three victims were taken to hospital, the third to provide assistance on…

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There was a tragic incident near Hanover on Wednesday evening. A car rushed into a group of people who escaped the driver. A man was seriously injured.

·Vienna, Austria
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Again, a vehicle travels in the Hanover region to a group of people. The background is still unclear. The driver has fled. Only a few weeks ago there was a similar case.

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At high speed, a car drives into a group in Ronnenberg. Three men are injured. Police are looking for the driver.

·Essen, Germany
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t-online broke the news in Berlin, Germany on Thursday, November 12, 2026.
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