One dead, 14 injured as car reportedly strikes crowd at Berlin LGBTQ event
Summary
One person died and at least 14 others were hurt when a car drove into a crowd at an LGBTQ parade in Berlin’s Tiergarten park. Police stopped the event and searched for the driver, who left the vehicle behind at the scene.Key Facts
- The incident happened late Saturday during Berlin’s Pride parade, known as Christopher Street Day.
- One person was killed and over 14 people were injured, some with life-threatening injuries.
- The car struck people near the parade route in Tiergarten park, a large wooded area in central Berlin.
- Police found the vehicle abandoned and are searching for the driver or drivers.
- Authorities asked everyone at the event to leave immediately and avoid the park area.
- Hundreds of thousands had gathered earlier to celebrate peacefully with floats, music, and dancing.
- The event was stopped around 10:15 pm local time, interrupting a scheduled performance near the Brandenburg Gate.
- Emergency services treated injured people at the scene and police searched the area for evidence.
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