Manhunt continues for named Berlin Pride attack suspect after fatality
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German police have publicly identified and released a photograph of a 21-year-old man described as an "Islamist" as the suspect in an attack on a Berlin Pride event, but he remains at large as the manhunt continues. The attack has left at least one person dead and 16 others injured, prompting renewed concern over security at LGBT events in Germany, though authorities have yet to confirm any update on the search since the suspect was named.
Specifics of how the attack was carried out, and the precise location within the Pride event, have still not been detailed in current reporting. Police have not indicated whether any progress has been made in locating the suspect, and the investigation into the incident remains ongoing.
- Berlin Pride attack suspect, 21, named and pictured by police
- Manhunt ongoing; suspect still at large
- At least one dead, 16 injured in the attack
More coverage
- BBC World — Watch: At the scene of Berlin Pride attack as manhunt continues
- BBC World — What we know so far about the Berlin Pride ramming attack
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “Pictured: ‘Islamist’ suspect, 21, in Berlin Pride attack identified by police – as manhunt continues after at least one dead and 16 injured”.