Authorities in Leipzig, Germany, say a car is driven into a pedestrian area in the city centre, resulting in two deaths and multiple injuries. Several sources report that the incident happened in a pedestrian or shopping street on Monday evening. The mayor of Leipzig, Burkhard Jung, says a suspect is detained, while police have not indicated a motive and continue investigating the cause of the attack. Multiple outlets confirm that the driver is arrested and identified by police as a 33-year-old man with German citizenship. Reports also describe the injuries as serious, with sources characterizing more than 20 people injured or “many” injured, though exact figures vary. Some outlets state there is no further danger following the detention. Across reports, the common points are the death toll of two, the injury of several others, the arrest of the 33-year-old driver, and an ongoing investigation into motive.