A car intentionally drove into a crowd in the German city of Leipzig, resulting in two fatalities and two severe injuries. Police have arrested a suspect and stated that the individual no longer poses a threat, though the motive remains unknown.

⁠Two people were killed and two severely injured when a car ran ‌into a crowd in the centre of the eastern German city of Leipzig on Monday, local broadcaster MDR ⁠reported, citing police. A suspect has been arrested. “A car hit several people on Grimmaische street and fled the scene,” police said in a post on social media. “The driver has been arrested and no longer poses any danger.” Leipzig mayor Burkhard Jung confirmed the deaths, adding nothing was known about the motive of the driver. A...