Germany The prosecutor is proposing that a man who had driven a mob in Berlin be placed in psychiatric treatment

Prosecutors present the psychiatric treatment of a 29-year-old man who drove a crowd in Berlin.

Representative of the Prosecutor Sebastian Büchnerin according to the man seems to have mental health problems. Büchner says the German-Armenian man appears to have “fairly strong” signs of paranoid schizophrenia.

According to the news agency AFP, drugs were also found in the suspect’s home.

Reuters, meanwhile, says the suspect, who acquired German citizenship in 2015, is already familiar to police. The man had previously been dealing with police in cases involving bodily injury and unauthorized movement in the area. Minister of the Interior of the Land of Berlin Iris Spranger did not elaborate on these cases.

Case the purpose of the investigation is to determine whether any mental health problems or drugs are related to the act.

According to Berlin police, the suspected driver also suffered from mental health problems. Berlin police have also said the act may have been intentional.

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One a man was killed and 32 injured on Wednesday in Berlin after the driver of the vehicle drove into the crowd. According to the German newspaper Bild, the car collided with a crowd in Breottcheidplatz in Charlottenburg on June 8 at about 11.30 Finnish time. It is one of the busiest shopping areas in Berlin, with a lot of tourists in particular.

Dead the woman was a teacher who had worked in the small town of Bad Arolsen in the state of Hesse, on a trip with a group of teenage schoolchildren and a male teacher. Of the injured, 14 were children.

According to Bild, the driver first tried to escape the police, but was caught by bystanders. According to police, the suspect is a 29-year-old man who drove into the crowd in a silver Renault Clio car. According to Bild, the 29-year-old did not oppose the arrest.