A woman is in court after a mass stabbing at Hamburg's train station left 18 wounded. Police suspect a psychological emergency, not a political motive.
A German woman, 39, is scheduled to appear before a judge after a mass stabbing incident at Hamburg's main train station. The attack occurred during Friday's evening rush hour, sending shockwaves through the city.
The number of wounded has risen to 18, according to police reports. Initial reports indicated fewer casualties. The suspect was apprehended at the scene without resistance.
Police spokesman Florian Abbenseth stated that there is no evidence of a "political motive." Authorities are exploring the possibility that the suspect was experiencing a "psychological emergency."
This stabbing is the latest in a series of violent incidents that have recently impacted Germany, raising concerns about security and public safety. Authorities are diligently investigating the circumstances surrounding the attack.
Further details will be provided as the investigation unfolds.