German police to question man who allegedly rammed car into crowd, killing two
Investigators on Tuesday will question a driver who allegedly rammed a car into a crowd in the southwestern German city of Mannheim, killing two people and injuring 11. Andreas Stenger, head of the State Criminal Police Office, told German news agency dpa that police hope the interview will lead to information about a motive for Monday’s attack.
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