Van Hits Crowd at LGBTQ+ Pride in Berlin: One Dead, Many Injured
On July 25, a vehicle drove into a crowd during an LGBTQ+ pride event in Berlin, resulting in one death and 29 injuries. Authorities are classifying the incident as an Islamist terrorist attack and have launched a large-scale search for the suspect, identified as a 21-year-old German citizen of Lebanese descent. The attacker was shot by police during the attempted arrest.
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German police shot dead suspect in Berlin pride attack
In Berlin, police shot a man suspected of attacking the LGBTQ+ pride event, which resulted in one woman dead and 29 others injured.
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Car Crashes into Crowd at LGBTQ Pride in Berlin: One Dead, 29 Injured
German authorities have classified the attack as an Islamist terrorist act.
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Van Plows Into Crowd at LGBT Pride in Berlin: One Dead and 29 Injured
In Berlin, a vehicle drove into a crowd during a pride event, resulting in one death and 29 injuries.
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Van Plows Into Crowd During LGBTQ+ Pride in Berlin: One Dead, 20 Injured
During the LGBTQ+ pride event in Berlin, one person has died and 20 were injured.
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In Berlin During LGBTQ Pride, Van Plowed into Crowd: One Dead, 16 Injured
One person is dead and 16 injured after a vehicle drove into participants of the LGBTQ pride in Berlin on the evening of July 25.
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Van drove into crowd at LGBTQI+ pride in Berlin: one dead and several injured
In Berlin during the LGBTQI+ pride event, a vehicle drove into a crowd, resulting in one death and increasing the number of injured to 16.
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