Germany: Seven injured in axe attack at Dusseldorf train station
The Police believe the suspect, a 36-year-old man who lives in Wuppertal, was alone when he attacked.
New York: An axe-wielding man went on a rampage at Dusseldorf's main train station injuring at least seven people, of which three are seriously wounded, said the German Police.
According to sources, the Police believe the suspect, a 36-year-old man who lives in Wuppertal, was alone when he attacked, however, speculations are rife that he could have had other accomplices, as suspects are being rounded up.
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But local authorities believe the man, who has been arrest, has mental problems.
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German media reported that one attacker tried to flee from police by jumping from a bridge onto the street below before being caught by officers.
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The station remained closed late Thursday as investigators swarmed over the scene and cordoned the area.
Meanwhile, the motive for the attack remains unclear. (ANI)