A man is arrested after a car drives into a pedestrian area in Leipzig, Germany, injuring multiple people and killing two, according to reports citing witnesses. The incident occurs on Monday at about 5 p.m. in the city centre, where pedestrians are present in a zone reserved for foot traffic. Witnesses describe the vehicle entering the area and striking people before the driver is stopped and taken into custody. Media accounts say the driver is a 33-year-old man, locally reported under the name “Jeffrey K.” One report attributes the driving to an apparent argument, also based on witness statements, though details of what led to the incident are not confirmed in the available summaries. Emergency services respond at the scene, and several people are taken for medical treatment for injuries described as serious by local accounts. The man remains under arrest as authorities investigate the circumstances, including the cause of the collision and the driver’s intent. German police are expected to release further information as investigations continue.