Passau car ramming suspect charged with attempted manslaughter
The 48-year-old Iraqi national has been transferred to a correctional facility, they said.
According to initial findings, police suspect a custody dispute may have been the motive. The man and his wife are reportedly separated, the police said.
Three of the people injured in the incident, including the daughter, have already been released from hospital. The 40-year-old wife and a 39-year-old woman are still receiving treatment, but their lives are not in danger, police said.
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