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One killed, one wounded in shooting in western Germany 

12 Sep 2022 10:20am
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FRANKFURT - One man was killed and another one was seriously injured in a shooting incident in Offenbach am Main in western Germany on Sunday evening, according to the regional police headquarters, Xinhua reported.

The victims were gunned down at around 8.18 pm local time (1816 GMT) in the downtown of the city, said a police spokesman of the police headquarters of Southeast Hesse which is located in Offenbach am Main.

The suspect is on the run.

A large-scale manhunt with a police helicopter is underway, said the police. - Bernama

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