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One dead after car hits bus shelters in Marseille Marseille crash: one dead after car driven into bus shelters
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At least one person has died and another has been injured after a car was driven into two bus shelters in Marseille.At least one person has died and another has been injured after a car was driven into two bus shelters in Marseille.
French police said the vehicle mounted the pavement in the 13th arrondissement in the north of the city at about 9am on Monday, hitting and injuring one person.French police said the vehicle mounted the pavement in the 13th arrondissement in the north of the city at about 9am on Monday, hitting and injuring one person.
An hour later, the same vehicle crashed into a second bus shelter in the 11th arrondissement, a few miles south, killing one person.An hour later, the same vehicle crashed into a second bus shelter in the 11th arrondissement, a few miles south, killing one person.
The car’s driver was arrested and police and soldiers attended the scene. “At the moment we have no information on the motives of this individual,” a police official told Reuters. The driver was arrested and police and soldiers attended the scene. “At the moment we have no information on the motives of this individual,” a police official told Reuters.
Officers spotted the vehicle in the Vieux Port area of the city, where they arrested the driver, a 35-year-old man known to the police for “acts of minor delinquency”.Officers spotted the vehicle in the Vieux Port area of the city, where they arrested the driver, a 35-year-old man known to the police for “acts of minor delinquency”.
BFMTV reported that the vehicle was a stolen Renault Espace and that the driver in custody was said to have “psychological problems”. Police advised locals and tourists to keep away from the port area. BFMTV reported that the vehicle was a stolen Renault Espace and that the driver was said to have “psychological problems”. Police advised locals and tourists to keep away from the area.
Julien Ravier, the mayor of the 11th and 12th arrondissement, told BFMTV that the victim was a woman in her 40s who was waiting alone at the stop.
The incident came as Spanish police continued their search for the 22-year-old driver who ploughed a van into a crowd in Barcelona on Thursday.The incident came as Spanish police continued their search for the 22-year-old driver who ploughed a van into a crowd in Barcelona on Thursday.
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