He had reportedly shouted Allahu akbar" ("God is great"). The teenager, 17, who had claimed asylum after travelling to Germany as an unaccompanied minor, had been living with a foster family after moving from a refugee centre in the town.
The South China Morning Post said it was believed the four people injured were a 62-year-old man, his 58-year-old wife, their daughter, 27, and her boyfriend, 31. The 17-year-old son travelling with them was not hurt, it said.
A source told the paper the father and boyfriend had tried to protect the other members of the group.
Culled from BBC News: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-36832909
This is really frightening as I use the train alot. What could drive a young man to want to hurt another human being? God bless save and protect us all
ReplyDeleteThis is really frightening as I use the train alot. What could drive a young man to want to hurt another human being? God bless save and protect us all
ReplyDeleteI do too! It is frightening the way the world is going!
ReplyDeleteI do too! It is frightening the way the world is going!
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