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1 Dead, 9 Injured after Driver Hits Pedestrians in Berlin

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Police officers cover a dead body after a car crashed into a crowd of people in central Berlin, Germany, Wednesday, June 8, 2022. (AP Photo/Michael Sohn)

BERLIN (AP) — Rescue services say a man has driven a car into pedestrians in a popular Berlin shopping district, killing one person and injuring nine others seriously. Authorities said several of the injured were in a serious condition. Police said the man drove into people on a street corner at around 10:30 a.m. Wednesday before getting the car back on the road and then crashing into a shop window around a block further on. The driver was immediately detained and was being questioned. Police said they are trying to determine whether he deliberately drove into pedestrians or whether it was an accident, possibly caused by a medical emergency.

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