Berlin police launched a manhunt after a stabbing at the Holocaust memorial in Berlin, just days before the national elections. One suspect was arrested near the scene, but the investigation continued. The assailant fled after attacking a male victim, leaving him with serious but non-life-threatening injuries. Six other people were traumatized by the incident.
Between 80 and 100 detectives and officers were searching Berlin for the suspect, with both plainclothes and uniformed officers deployed. The incident added tension to the election campaign in Germany, where there have been several high-profile attacks, some involving individuals with migrant backgrounds. The far-right party, Alternative for Germany, has used these incidents to advocate for stricter immigration policies.
The crime rate in Germany is actually decreasing, but these attacks have had a significant impact on the country. The police presence at the memorial after the stabbing was extensive, with emergency vehicles surrounding the area and officers conducting investigations. The atmosphere in Berlin was tense as authorities tried to locate the suspect and ensure the safety of the public.
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