In Stuttgart, Germany, a vehicle collided with a crowd, injuring at least three people.

On the evening of May 2 local time, a vehicle rammed into a crowd in the city center of Stuttgart, a southern city in Germany, injuring at least 3 people. The driver responsible has been arrested by the police on the spot, and the cause of the incident is still under investigation. According to the police report, around 6 p.m. that day, an SUV suddenly drove into the crowd at Charlottenplatz in Stuttgart. As of now, 3 people have been confirmed injured, and rescue and investigation work is still ongoing at the scene. A police spokesperson stated that the number of injured may increase, and the extent of injuries is still being verified. The motive behind the incident and the identities of the injured have not been disclosed by the local police yet. The police have blocked off the area of the incident and are urging the public to avoid going to the scene in order to cooperate with rescue and investigation efforts.