German police say a gunman who hijacked a bus in the city of Bremen surrendered to police after a lengthy chase on the northern highways of Germany, releasing the remaining hostages unharmed. Earlier, he had freed at least seven of his hostages. The hijacker seized the bus earlier today in Bremen, forcing the driver to take a route he specified while sitting behind him. The bus was stopped after hours of being pursued by unmarked police cars south of Hanover. The hijacker is described as a man aged 20 to 25, resembling individuals from Mediterranean countries. His motives for this action remain unclear, but he has requested to speak with the mayor of Bremen.
Bus Hijacker in Bremen, Germany, Surrenders to Police After Long Chase
A gunman hijacked a bus in Bremen, Germany, and after a lengthy police chase, surrendered while releasing hostages unharmed. The hijacker, a young man resembling Mediterranean individuals, has not disclosed his motives but has requested to speak with the local mayor.
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Bus hijacker in Bremen surrenders to police after lengthy chase, releasing hostages unharmed.
- German police arrest bus hijacker
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The hijacking ended without harm to hostages, but raises questions about security measures.
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