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The Iranian-born man living in Lübeck has long been a German citizen and remained silent Friday on the allegations. Prosecutors and the police are still puzzling over the motive of the crime. According to current findings, there is "clearly no terrorist history, either in person or in the environment previously studied," said Schleswig-Holstein Interior Minister Hans-Joachim. Grote. The CDU politician and Lübeck Mayor Jan Lindenau (SPD) rushed to Kücknitz district in Lübeck just hours after the violence on Friday afternoon
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We finish our cover of # Kücknitz . Come home safely and securely! pic.twitter.com/PrlS49OMvu– SH Police (@SH_Police) 20. July 2018
Lübeck: Ten wounded, three seriously
On weekends, witnesses of the crime will be heard further. Five of the ten wounded were taken to hospitals. Three of them are seriously injured, as US lawyer Ulla Hingst said. One victim was seriously injured by knife wounds. The culprit used a kitchen knife. In his backpack, experts found accelerators, but "no other explosives or the like," said Hingst. The police are still looking for pbadengers who have left the scene after the incident.
In the bus # Lübeck – # Kücknitz was a knapsack that he hatched. The backpack was checked by Munitionsräumdienstes staff. There was a fire accelerator, but no explosives in the backpack. He was protected
– SH Police (@SH_Policei) 20. July 2018
70 pbadengers during an attack on the bus
According to estimates of the bus driver, about 70 people were in the bus on the way to Travemünde, where Travemünde Woche was open at night. During the sailing event, the increased police presence was clearly visible. "But there is no concrete indication of a changed security situation," Grote said. Nevertheless, there is uncertainty. There should be no place for speculation in the context of such a big festival
(APA)
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