In brief
A vehicle crashed into Berlin's National Day of Prisse, killing one person and injuring 16 others, sparking a city‑wide manhunt. Police identified 21‑year‑old Abdul B as the suspect and released his image to aid the search. The vehicle was later located in Tiergarten park, while investigators work to understand motive and secure evidence. Communities across Berlin are rallying for safety and unity amid the ongoing investigation.
Early on Friday evening a vehicle sped into crowds at Berlin's annual Pride parade, causing one fatality and wounding sixteen participants. The incident triggered an urgent city‑wide manhunt and immediate police response.
Authorities identified 21‑year‑old Abdul B as the suspect, releasing a photo of him in an effort to locate the individual. According to police, the vehicle used in the attack was recovered in Berlin’s Tiergarten park, where investigators are combing for clues.
The incident has drawn swift statements from city officials and LGBTQ advocacy groups, underscoring the need for heightened security at public events. Berlin’s city council has pledged increased support for community safety and a thorough review of event protocols.
Police are continuing their search for Abdul B, with the city urging anyone with information to come forward. The investigation is being conducted with the aim of determining motive, securing evidence, and preventing future attacks.
For readers seeking live updates, BBC News maintains a dedicated coverage page with real‑time reporting and video footage of the incident and ensuing manhunt.
