A white van drove into Berlin's annual Pride parade on Saturday, killing one person and injuring at least 29 others. The incident happened near Brandenburg Gate during what the source described as Germany's largest yearly LGBT Pride event.
The report said the vehicle struck people at the parade before crashing into a tree nearby. With one fatality and dozens hurt, the attack caused major disruption at one of the German capital's most prominent public gatherings.
The available excerpt indicates investigators were examining the driver's possible motive. The source characterized the suspect as an extremist sympathizer, but the trimmed report did not include fuller details about the person's identity or the status of the case.
The violence raised fresh concerns about security at large Pride events in Berlin and across Germany. Based on the limited information available, the immediate focus remained on the victims, the injured and the investigation into how the attack unfolded.
