Quickborn Shooting: Police Seek Witnesses After Man Survives Life-Threatening Attack
Quickborn, Germany – On Friday, an unidentified assailant shot a 32-year-old man in Quickborn, a town in the Segeberg district of Germany. The victim, a resident of Quickborn, sustained life-threatening injuries but has since stabilized and is no longer in immediate danger, according to police.
Investigation Underway
The Itzehoe Homicide Commission has taken over the investigation. So far, no suspects have been identified. Witnesses reported seeing a light-colored sedan fleeing the scene, which investigators believe was used as a getaway vehicle.
Witness Appeal
Police are earnestly appealing for witnesses who may have any information about the incident. Anyone who may have seen the shooting, noticed suspicious behavior in the area before or after the attack, or has knowledge of the suspect’s whereabouts is urged to contact the authorities.
Timeline of Events
- Friday evening: The shooting occurred in Quickborn.
- Saturday morning: Police release a statement confirming the incident.
- Saturday afternoon: The victim’s condition is upgraded to stable.
- Sunday: Police continue to investigate and seek witnesses.
Suspect Description
At this time, police have not released a detailed description of the suspect. However, witnesses have reported seeing a man fleeing the scene in a light-colored sedan.
Motivations Unknown
The motive behind the shooting remains unknown. Police are exploring all possible angles and are not ruling out any theories.
Community Reaction
The shooting has sent shockwaves through the Quickborn community. Residents have expressed concern and urged the police to bring the perpetrator to justice.
Call to Action
If you have any information that could assist the investigation, please contact the Itzehoe Homicide Commission immediately. Your cooperation is vital in helping to apprehend the suspect and ensuring justice for the victim.
Media Contact
For further updates and information on this case, please contact the Itzehoe Police Department’s press office at [email protected] or by phone at [+49 (0)4821 – 9840].
