According to journalists, the investigation has no information about the motive of the crime. There are also suggestions that one of the dead was the perpetrator himself.
A gunfight broke out at a church belonging to Jehovah’s Witnesses in Hamburg’s Alsterdorf district. As a result of the incident, 7 people died and 8 people were injured. Bild writes about it.
It was reported that the first gunshots were heard after 21:00 local time. According to investigators, there are many seriously injured among the victims. Local residents were warned of “extreme danger” through a disaster alert app.
The publication also writes that 17 people were not injured but must be evacuated from the scene in a large ambulance.
“We started getting calls that there was shooting around 21:15. The closest officers rushed to the temple and heard a gunshot at the entrance of the building!” A spokesperson for the Hamburg police told reporters.
The publication also reported that the seventh deceased was not found on the top floor of the building. Maybe it’s the perpetrator himself, but law enforcement isn’t sure yet. At the same time, there is no sign of the attacker fleeing either.
The police themselves reportedly never opened fire. The situation is calm at the moment. Experts also checked for mines in the building. Investigators do not yet have reliable information about the causes of the crimes.
Hamburg Mayor Peter Tschencher declarationWhat happened shocked him.
“My condolences to the families of the victims. Emergency services are working hard to track down the perpetrator (offenders) and learn his background,” he said.
Recall that in the Russian Federation, the former official of the mayor’s office opened fire and demanded that several of his colleagues be hanged. A 44-year-old man from the United Russia party recorded a video message to reporters and promised to tell which local officials had been stealing from the city budget for 5 years.
It was also reported that a man set fire to a nuclear submarine in the United States. Casey James Fury, a 25-year-old shipyard worker, set fire to rags on a nuclear submarine for which the court sentenced him to 17 years in federal prison. The fire turned the ship into a hot furnace, 7 people were injured. Damage is estimated at $700 million.
Source: Focus
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