He was wounded at least 28 wounds after the driver plowed in a crowd of Munich

The authorities said that the driver drove a car to a labor union demonstration in central Munich on Thursday, which resulted in the injury of at least 28 people, including children.

Police said that the participants in a demonstration by the Service Workers Union were walking along a street around 10:30 am when the car exceeded a police car after the gathering, and accelerated and overwhelmed it in the back of the group.

Police deputy chief of Christian Hopper said the officers arrested the suspect after a shot on the car. He added that at least 28 people were seriously injured, some of them seriously.

A damaged mini was seen at the scene, along with the debris, including shoes.

“We are praying for the victims – we hope that all of them will make them,” Bavarian Governor Marcos Soder told reporters at the scene.

Munich mayor Dieter Rieter said the children were among the injured.

Hopper said the suspect was a 24 -year -old Afghan asylum student.

The Minister of the Interior in the state of Bavaria, Joachim Hermann, confirmed that the man was asylum in asylum. He said that officials believed that the protest was likely to target randomly.

The state’s Minister of Justice, George Eisenrich, said that the Ministry of Public Prosecution was investigating extremism and terrorism was looking into the case.

The attack is not likely to be related to the international conference

The accident is followed by a series of attacks that included immigrants in recent months that prompted the vanguard of the campaign on February 23.

Three weeks ago, a two -year -old boy and a man were killed in a knife attack in Achushaneburg, also in Bavaria. Afghans have been rejected by the refusal asylum application for the suspect in this attack.

After that, after the knife attacks in Mannheim and Solingen last year, where the suspects were immigrants from Afghanistan and Syria, respectively.

In the Christmas market that fell in Magdburg in December, the suspect was a Saudi doctor who had previously reached the interest of the various regional authorities.

The opposition conservative bloc in Germany, in which Soder is a prominent figure, has called for a tougher approach to irregular migration, and called for a large extent to people on the borders and for an increase in deportations.

The migration curbing is also an essential problem for the right -wing alternative to Germany (AFD), which has placed its polls in second place behind the conservatives. The other parties in the Federal Party were not part of an alliance with AFD, which is subject to observation by the Local Intelligence Agency for the right -wing extremism, and claims that the party refuses.

“A terrible attack”

The government of the center of the legs center in the center, Olaf Schools, said it had already done a lot to reduce irregular immigration, and that the opposition plans are not compatible with the German and European Union law.

Schools described the last incident as a “terrible attack.”

“Anyone who commits crimes in Germany will not be punished and forced to go to prison, but he must expect that he cannot continue to stay in Germany – and this also applies to countries that it is extremely difficult to return people to people,” he said.

Schools pointed out that his government deported the convicts convicted of Afghanistan on a trip in August and is working to do so again – “not only once, but constantly.”

The Bavarian capital will witness heavy security in the coming days because the three -day Munich conference, which is an annual gathering of foreign and security policy officials, opens on Friday.

Hermann said that the authorities do not believe that the car that was launched was linked to the conference, but they still need to determine the motivation.