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| Eight injured in attack on bus in Germany | |
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| Eight people have been injured in an attack on a bus in the northern German city of Lübeck, police have said, adding that a suspect has been arrested. | |
| Police spokesman Dierk Duerbrook said the attack occurred on Friday in the city’s Kuecknitz district. Authorities were still trying to determine the circumstances of the attack, he added. | |
| Local paper Lübecker Nachrichten reported, without giving a source, that a suspect had attacked passengers with a knife. | |
| German news agency dpa quoted police as saying that three people received “medium serious” injuries in the incident, while five others received minor injuries. | |
| State police tweeted: “Nobody was killed. The perpetrator was overpowered and is now in police custody.” | |
| A police car which happened to be close by was able to get to the scene quickly, allowing officers to detain the perpetrator, Lübecker Nachrichten reported. | |
| “One of the victims had just given up his place to an older woman, when the attacker stabbed him in the chest,” the paper quoted a witness as saying. | |
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