A van plowed into a crowd at Berlin's annual Pride celebrations on Saturday, killing one person and injuring more than a dozen others, according to multiple reports. Police launched a search for suspects and told people to leave the area.
All reports agree on the basic facts: a vehicle drove into the crowd during the LGBTQ+ event, resulting in one fatality and many injuries. However, there are slight differences in the details. France 24 reports that the van crashed into a tree and that the event was cancelled, while the New York Times does not mention these details. On injuries, France 24 puts the count at 15, while the New York Times reports at least 14 injured, some seriously.
Both outlets emphasize that police are hunting for possible suspects and that the investigation is ongoing. The incident prompted authorities to cancel the remainder of the Pride event, according to France 24.