German police say a student with a weapon is suspected of having injured a person at a school in the country’s southwest
German police said Thursday that a student with a weapon is suspected of having injured a person at a school in the country's southwest, German news agency dpa reported. The suspect, a teenager, was detained as part of a large-scale police operation in the town of Offenburg. The injured man was treated by emergency services, dpa reported. Police said it appeared that there was only one suspect and one victim.
However, the school has been cordoned off and students were asked to stay in their classrooms for their safety, dpa reported. “The police are on site with strong forces,” local authorities said in a statement. No further details were immediately available on the suspect, the victim or the weapon. School shootings are unusual in Germany. However, the country has seen some shootings at schools over the years.
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