A vehicle hits passers-by in Berlin: at least one dead and several injured, a man arrested

The police arrested a man suspected of having run into a group of passers-by this Wednesday, June 8 in Berlin. One person died and at least thirty others were injured. A vehicle hit a group of passers-by in Berlin on Wednesday morning, killing at least one person according to the daily Bild and injuring at least 8 others according to firefighters in the German capital. Police said they arrested a man believed to be the driver of the vehicle. It would be a silver-colored Renault Twingo, specifies the German daily. Not far from the site of the Christmas market attack The accident took place not far from the site of an attack committed on December 19, 2016, when Anis Amri, a Tunisian whose asylum application had been rejected and who had links with jihadist circles, stole a truck whose driver he killed and drove into the crowd gathered for a Christmas market, killing 11 and injuring several dozen.