Police shoot and kill a tiger after it escapes from a private facility near Leipzig in eastern Germany, according to multiple reports. DW and other outlets say the animal injures at least one person; South China Morning Post specifies a 73-year-old man who is seriously hurt. Police say they shot the tiger after it left its enclosure, and reports describe an urgent police operation to locate and stop the animal. The incident occurs in Schkeuditz, on the outskirts of Leipzig. The injured man is described as being inside the enclosure when the tiger broke free, and South China Morning Post reports that he was a volunteer authorized to be on the premises. He is taken to hospital with serious injuries. While the reports agree on the escape, the injury, and that police kill the tiger, they differ in some details such as the exact age reported and additional claims about the facility or ownership. Overall, all sources describe an escaped tiger near Leipzig that injures a man and is then shot dead by police.