paroolNov 10, 2026, 18:10

Victim of Millingenhof shooting in Southeast is 22-year-old man

A 22-year-old man remains in critical condition following a shooting at a parking lot in Millingenhof on Monday afternoon. Local police have recovered evidence from a white Peugeot at the scene but have not yet identified any suspects.

A 22-year-old man was critically wounded following a shooting incident on a parking lot at Millingenhof on Monday afternoon around 16:00. Emergency services arrived at the scene, where they secured the area and began a forensic investigation focused on a white Peugeot with an open door. Authorities confirmed that various pieces of evidence were collected during their search of the vehicle on Tuesday evening. Police have not yet identified any suspects in the case and are currently treating the investigation as a priority. They are calling upon the public for assistance, urging witnesses or individuals with relevant camera footage from the vicinity of Millingenhof to come forward. Investigators hope that community tips will help clarify the circumstances surrounding the attack and lead to the identification of those responsible for the violence.

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Based on reporting by parool. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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