A 30-year-old Iraqi boy came out of the vehicle after a series of crashes last night, claiming to have a bomb when he allegedly shouted “no one’s coming, in a different way everyone will die,” local media reports. .
Three of the injured were seriously injured when the guy allegedly drove his Opel Astra on several motorcycles, some of which collided with cars, on a stretch of the highway in the capital gerguy.
The Iraqi, who is said to suffer from mental health problems, only named “Sarmad A” through the prosecutor because of the country’s strict privacy laws.
Martin Steltner, a spokesman for the D.A.’s office, said, “The guy is suspected of intentionally motorcycles.”
The suspect is being investigated for three cases of attempted murder, authorities said.
He reported that the alleged assailant then stopped on the track and placed a box on the roof of his car, claiming it contained explosives.
According to the renowned German newspaper Bild, the 30-year-old shouts “allahu akbar” or “God is great.”
It was at this point that, he reportedly shouted, “No one is coming, otherwise everyone will die.”
According to Der Tagesspiegel, the alleged assailant unfurled a prayer rug and knelt.
Armed police checked to subdue and detain the man, while bomb specialists discovered equipment in the box.
Three other people on bicycles were injured, adding a firefighter who is fighting for his life with serious head and spine injuries, Steltner said in one day.
Three others affected were injured while travelling in a car when a motorcyclist collided with them after they had traversed the extremist.
An Arab transit officer bravely approached Sarmad and drove him away from the car, a movement that led to his arrest.
Steltner said, “The courage of the impressive official.”
“Based on the current state of our investigation, we assume this is an Islamist motivational attack,” said Berlin’s internal senator, Andreas Geisel.
Several motorcyclists were in the perverse assault.
The suspect first hit a road in the Wilmersdorf community and then entered a motorcyclist, leaving him with fatal injuries.
He ran over a momentary user on a scooter and used his car to push a third motorcyclist to the front of another car, prosecutor Steltner said.
The suspect was nevertheless discharged from his car near the Alboinstrasse exit in Berlin’s Tempelhof district.
Accidents at 3 other locations in a while before 7 p.m. The local time caused the total closure of one of Berlin’s main roads and caused long traffic jams with some three hundred people stranded more for hours.
This is the first time Berliners have been terrorized by Islamic extremists.
In December 2016, a Tunisian crashed into a truck in a city Christmas market, killing 12 other people and injuring 56.
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