A German court sentences the suspect in last year’s car-ramming attack in Munich to life in prison. The conviction follows a trial in which prosecutors sought penalties including murder. The attack killed two people and injured dozens others, according to reporting from multiple outlets. The court finds the accused guilty of multiple charges related to the attack, including murder, and imposes a life sentence. The sources agree on the core facts: the incident occurs in Munich, it happens the previous year, there are two fatalities and dozens of injuries, and the defendant receives a life prison term after being convicted. They do not provide additional details about the suspect’s background, the specific sentencing rationale, or whether the verdict is subject to appeal within the provided excerpts. Overall, the reporting indicates that the court’s decision marks the conclusion of the criminal proceedings for the individual accused of carrying out the deadly vehicle attack.