Suspect apprehended after car drives into crowded holiday market.

Next up, let's take a look at the events that unfolded just moments after a man drove a car into a crowded Christmas market in Magdeburg, Germany. The shocking footage captured the moment of the suspect's arrest, as he was surrounded by armed police and slowly taken into custody. This incident has resulted in at least two fatalities and 68 injuries, according to reports.

The suspect has been identified as a 50-year-old Saudi man who works as a doctor in the Saxony-Anhalt district. He has been living in Germany since 2006, according to state leader Reiner Haselhoff. It has been speculated that the suspect may have had an explosive device in the car, but this has yet to be confirmed by official sources.

In the video of the arrest, we can see a dark-colored car, believed to be the one involved in the crash, surrounded by special police forces. The suspect is seen slowly exiting the vehicle and lying face-first on the ground. The scene is chaotic, with numerous emergency personnel and firefighters on the scene, attending to the injured.

Distressing footage, too graphic to share, has emerged showing the car plowing into the crowded market, leaving people lying on the ground in its wake. In the following moments, we can see crowds of people running away from the area in a state of panic. Other footage shows people coming to the aid of those injured, including young children who were left crying and frightened by the incident.

Organizers of the Christmas market have urged people to leave the city center, and local authorities have stated that all hospitals are preparing for a potential mass casualty event. This tragedy has highlighted the importance of vigilance and caution, especially during the holiday season. German interior minister Nancy Faeser had previously stated that there were no concrete threats to Christmas markets, but it is always wise to stay aware and alert.

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