"We have currently no indications that the CBF [attack] in Steglitz had terrorist motives," police tweeted.
The patient killed himself, according to earlier reports. Police said they believed the attacker had acted alone.
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Berlin police say no indication of terrorism behind doctor’s murder
26 July 2016
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There is no indication that the murder of a doctor at a clinic in southwestern Berlin is related to terrorism, the German city’s police said Tuesday.
The doctor whose name has not been made public died in the afternoon while in intensive care, shortly after he was shot at by a patient at the Campus Benjamin Franklin (CBF) clinic.
"We have currently no indications that the CBF [attack] in Steglitz had terrorist motives," police tweeted.
The patient killed himself, according to earlier reports. Police said they believed the attacker had acted alone.
"We have currently no indications that the CBF [attack] in Steglitz had terrorist motives," police tweeted.
The patient killed himself, according to earlier reports. Police said they believed the attacker had acted alone.
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