Car rams pedestrians in Caen, France, killing at least one and injuring 10

crime & law

A 26-year-old man deliberately drove a car into a group of pedestrians standing near a train station and bus shelter in Caen, northern France, on Wednesday evening.

The attack resulted in reports of one to two deaths and 10 injuries, including seven people who are in critical condition.

The driver fled the scene but was later arrested by police in Ouistreham. Prosecutors said the incident is not currently being treated as terrorism, as police sources believe the ramming may have occurred after a fight.

At least 2 killed, 10 injured after car driven into people in Normandy

upi.com

Driver rams pedestrians outside Caen station in France, killing two

euronews.com

Car rams pedestrians in northern France, killing 1 and injuring 10 before driver is arrested

abcnews.com

Car rams into pedestrians outside French train station with at least one dead

independent.co.uk

Car rams into pedestrians in France, kills 1, injures 10

straitstimes.com

Car ramming in Normandy leaves one dead, 10 injured

lemonde.fr

One dead, 10 wounded in France car ramming

straitstimes.com

Man drives car into group of pedestrians in French city of Caen, killing one

france24.com

One dead, 10 wounded in France car ramming

channelnewsasia.com

France: Car rams crowd at bus stop in Caen

dw.com