Car rams pedestrians in northern France, killing 1 and injuring 10 before driver is arrested

In Caen, northern France, a driver deliberately struck pedestrians with a car late Wednesday night, resulting in at least one fatality and ten injuries. Authorities are not treating the incident as a terrorist attack, with the mayor suggesting it stemmed from a fight that escalated. One person was confirmed dead and seven of the ten injured were in critical condition, though local reports indicated the death toll may have risen to two. The suspected driver, who was born in Russia, has been arrested. A police investigation into the deliberate act, which occurred across from the train station, is ongoing.

A car deliberately crashed into a group of pedestrians near a train station in Caen, northern France, resulting in at least one death and ten injuries. Seven of the injured are in critical condition. A 26-year-old male suspect, born in Russia, was arrested approximately 12 miles away in Ouistreham. Police stated that a fight had reportedly occurred at a nearby bar prior to the incident. While authorities are not currently treating it as a terrorist motive, the investigation is ongoing. All victims appear to be men between the ages of 17 and 40.