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Germany Mass Stabbing Suspect Has Psychological Illness: Police
- A 39-year-old homeless woman carried out a knife attack on Friday evening at Hamburg Central Station, injuring 18 people aged 19 to 85.
- Authorities attribute the stabbing spree to the suspect's mental illness and believe she acted alone, ruling out political motives or substance influence.
- Two bystanders and law enforcement quickly subdued the woman on platform 13/14 shortly after 6:00 pm, ending the attack during the evening rush hour.
- Among those severely injured were four individuals—a man aged 24 and three women whose ages were 24, 52, and 85—whose conditions were initially thought to be life-threatening but have since improved or led to discharge.
- The suspect was ordered committed to a psychiatric clinic for attempted murder and multiple grievous bodily harm counts, highlighting ongoing concerns about mental health in violent incidents.
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After Knife Attack in Hamburg - Accommodation of Suspects Ordered in Clinic
After the stabbing attack at Hamburger Hauptbahnhof, a judge ordered the placement of the 39-year-old suspects in a clinic. Her attempted manslaughter in crime unit is accused with dangerous bodily injury, the police reported.
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Hamburg knife attack: Suspect sent to psychiatric clinic
German police do not consider the knife attack at Hamburg Central Station to be politically motivated and believe the attacker has a mental illness. The magistrate ordered to place the suspect in psychiatric clinic.
·Bonn, Germany
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