Munich police shot a 'suspicious person' in the Karolinenplatz area of the southern German city on Thursday morning, authorities said.
Thursday, September 5, 2024 9:43AMMunich police shot a "suspicious person" in the Karolinenplatz area of the southern German city on Thursday morning, authorities said, adding they had launched a "major operation."
"The weapon used by the suspect is an older long gun," a later police update clarified. "The suspect was fatally injured in the shootout. There are still no indications of further suspects or other injured persons."The shooting occurred next to the city's Nazi Documentation Center, police said. The Nazi Documentation Center is one of the city's most popular museums, located midway between the famous Karolinenplatz and Königsplatz squares just northwest of the medieval old town. It is less than 500 feet from the Israeli Consulate.
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