Islamic Extremist Motive in Mannheim Knife Attack

German authorities have uncovered evidence of an Islamic extremist motive in a knife attack in Mannheim, where a police officer was fatally injured. The attack was carried out by a 25-year-old man from Afghanistan who had his asylum application rejected. The assailant targeted members of a group opposing political Islam, injuring five members and killing a police officer. Calls have been made to enable deportations to Afghanistan and Syria.

Knife Attack in Mannheim, Germany

A man attacked six people, including an anti-Islam activist and a police officer, with a knife in Mannheim, Germany. The incident occurred during a rally in the market square. The attacker was shot by another police officer and is in critical condition. The motive of the attacker is yet unknown.

Knife Attack in Mannheim, Germany

Anti-Islam activist Michael Stürzenberger was injured in a knife attack in Mannheim, Germany. The assailant wounded multiple people before being fired upon by responding officers.

Knife Attack in Mannheim, Germany

An assailant with a knife attacked and wounded several people in Mannheim, Germany. Police shot and injured the attacker. The incident happened in a square in Mannheim's downtown area.