Leipzig car-ramming suspect’s motive remains unclear, German investigators say

Emergency services at the scene in Leipzig, Germany (Jan Woitas/dpa via AP)
Emergency services at the scene in Leipzig, Germany (Jan Woitas/dpa via AP)

The suspect in a car-ramming in the German city of Leipzig that left two people dead does not appear to have had any political or religious motive, but had spent time recently at a psychiatric hospital, investigators said.

The 33-year-old German man was arrested on Monday afternoon in the car that authorities say he had driven several hundred metres through a street in a busy central shopping area.

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