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Man pushes the police which led to people in the German city of Heidelberg in one death and two injuries.
A man drove a car into pedestrians in the German city of Heidelberg Saturday, killing one person and wounding two others, fled on foot brandishing a knife before being intercepted and shot by police.
Dramatic video footage posted on Twitter showed the alleged abuser surrounded by officers with their guns drawn, who shouted orders to him and opened fire after a tense standoff on a path next to a restaurant.
One of the three people living outside a bakery in a central square of the picturesque town was seriously injured, Anne Baas, a police spokesman said police later said the pedestrian was killed .
Police said they did not know information on the reasons for the attack, which comes just over two months after an asylum seeker killed 12 people when he drove a truck into a crowd in Berlin but said that initial results suggested that it was not terrorism the suspect was identified as PI on a German 35 years old.
He got out of his car recorded Hamburg after plowing into three people and was seen brandishing a black handled knife as he made off.
The incident took place Saturday afternoon AP credit.
P olice intercepted five hundred yards and ordered him to put his gun during a short standoff, the news website reported Heidelberg24.
The man refused to obey and it was then that an officer opened fire, he said.
Police said they could not confirm local media reports that the man was mentally deranged They said he appeared to have acted alone.
He is now being treated for his injuries in a Heidelberg hospital.
YN 19 December a Tunisian asylum-seeker drove a truck into the crowd at a busy Christmas market in Berlin, killing 12 people.
Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant Isil has claimed responsibility for the attack, and released a video of the attacker, Anis Amri, pledging allegiance to its leader.
Amri then race through Europe and was killed a few days later in a shootout with the Italian police in Milan.
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L ast July tens of people were killed, including children, when a truck crashed into a crowd watching fireworks in the southern French city of Nice to mark National Bastille Day.
The truck driver, identified as 31-year-old Tunisian named Mohamed Lahouaiej-Bouhlel, was shot dead by police.
Rhein-Neckar-Zeitung local newspaper said Saturday's incident occurred after a man stopped at a red light and when it turned green put his foot before hitting the group of people at high speed and hit a pillar.
The man who succumbed to his injuries in the hospital about two hours after the attack was a German national aged 73, police and the state attorney of Heidelberg said in a statement.
The other two injured were an Austrian aged 32 and a woman of 29 years in Bosnia two were treated for minor injuries before being discharged.
The alleged attacker was undergoing surgery at a local hospital on Saturday night.
The police statement said there was so far no indication that this was a terrorist attack.
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