A vehicle drives into a crowd gathered for Berlin’s annual LGBTQ+ Pride (Christopher Street Day) event in the German capital, killing one person and injuring at least 15 others. Multiple reports say Berlin police stop or call off the parade hours after it begins because people were hurt. Authorities launch an emergency response at the scene and begin a search for the driver. Some outlets report that the driver flees after the incident, prompting police efforts to identify and locate a possible suspect. Accounts from participants and community members describe grief and anger in the LGBTQ+ community, along with solidarity following the attack. The incident leads to authorities advising the public as the situation develops. Police continue their investigation while the event is suspended. The injured are reported as receiving treatment, and the number of casualties is described as at least 15 injured beyond the one fatality, with wording varying slightly among outlets.