Police say they have arrested a suspect after Saturday's knife attack in the German city of Munich.
A man injured several people in a knife attack Saturday morning in the southern German city of Munich, police said.
"We have arrested a suspected person. We still do not know whether he is the perpetrator,” police spokesman Markus da Gloria Martins told local media.
Police had been looking for a male suspect around the underground station of Rosenheimer Platz in central Munich where the attack occurred.
"Warning: please avoid area around #Rosenheimerplatz,Ostbahnhof&Ostpark! The offender is still on the run. If possible stay in your houses," police had written earlier on Twitter.
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They had described the suspect as a man in his forties riding a black bike, wearing gray trousers, green training jacket, with a backpack and a sleeping mat
The motivation for the attack is still unknown.
This article has been edited by Al Bawaba from its original version
