'Deeply shocked': Leipzig mayor reacts after car rams crowd in Germany

At least two people have been killed and several injured after a driver in an SUV ploughed into a crowd in the centre of Leipzig in eastern Germany, the city’s mayor has said. 'The police have apprehended the suspected assailant,' Burkhard Jung said on Monday, adding that the authorities had the scene in a pedestrian zone under control. 'We still don’t really know the motivation. We don’t know anything about the perpetrator.' Emergency service workers said about two dozen people were hurt in the incident, which happened at about 4.45pm. The area had been full of shoppers and cafe patrons on a warm spring afternoon