The New Normal? Three Violent Attacks Across Germany in One Day

An Afghan man chased schoolchildren and passengers with a knife, a Turkish gunman opened fire on police officers and a 22-year-old student was fatally stabbed near Trier University – all within a few hours on Wednesday.

German police faced three violent incidents.

German police faced three violent incidents within a matter of hours on Wednesday. Photo: Michaela Rehle/Reuters

Shocking scenes unfolded across Germany on Wednesday, exposing a new “normal” that threatens to become routine. In Bavaria, an Afghan man chased passengers and schoolchildren with a knife at Ruhpolding railway station. In Dresden, a Turkish man opened fire on police officers outside a supermarket. And in Trier, an Afghan man fatally stabbed a 22-year-old German student near the university.

The incident in Ruhpolding occurred at the railway station that morning. CCTV footage shows the man brandishing a knife, lunging at passers-by, attempting to stab one man and chasing people around the station grounds.

According to police, no one was injured. Passengers managed to escape unharmed. Schoolchildren at the station fled the scene and sought shelter in a bakery.

One witness said the Afghan man had already become aggressive on the train, shouting and causing a disturbance. When railway staff intervened, he drew a blade inside the carriage. Police arrested him and are, for now, investigating him on suspicion of making threats.

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