A car crashed into a crowd in Berlin, one person died, several others were injured – HNonline.sk

The incident took place around 10:15 on the corner of Kurfürstendamm and Rankestraße. The daily Bild writes about the car as a white Renault. According to the Mercury portal, the vehicle crashed into a Douglas perfumery shop window. It is partly on the sidewalk, partly in the shop. Among the injured are shop customers as well as passers-by. According to initial reports and photos available on the Internet, the vehicle came off the road to the sidewalk, where it injured passers-by and demolished the restaurant garden. ** Breaking News Update ** A car has driven into a pavement cafe in Breitscheidplatz near the Memorial Church and the Ku’damm in Berlin. One dead & armed police are at the scene. pic.twitter.com/zle0q9eecK— David Atherton (@ DaveAtherton20) June 8, 2022 One victim Reporters from the Berliner Morgenpost report that a body covered in blue tarpaulin lies motionless on the ground. The daily Bild also reported on one death. “A certain man crashed into a group of people. It is not yet known whether it is an accident or an intentional act, “the police said on Twitter. An eyewitness told the Berliner Morgenpost that the car was traveling at 150 km per hour. The police have so far declined to comment in more detail. However, the police officers present are armed with submachine guns for unknown reasons. This time there is a larger investment in the # Tauenzienstraße.
A man is driving in a human group. There is no trade-off or temporary trade that is not known. For the sake of the man who is being driven, he is sent to the place.
^ tsm— Polizei Berlin (@polizeiberlin) June 8, 2022 A place with a bad past Today’s incident, according to police, took place in the center of the German capital on Teuenzienstrasse, which is connected to the famous Kurfürstendamm boulevard. Both streets are followed by the Breitscheidplatz square, which in 2016 became the scene of a terrorist attack that claimed 12 lives, including one Czech. At that time, Tunisian Anis Amri crashed into a people at a Christmas market with a stolen truck. Since then, concrete blocks and other barriers have protected pedestrians in the square.