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Berlin-Neukölln: Two men injured in knife attack at bar
Two men, aged 31 and 36, were injured in a knife attack in the Neukölln district of Berlin during the early hours of Saturday. The incident occurred on Pannierstraße around 3:40 AM after three unidentified individuals were denied entry to a bar by a 29-year-old employee.
According to police, the suspects initially assaulted the employee. When the two men attempted to intervene, one managed to briefly detain two of the attackers before they fled. The 36-year-old man sustained a stab wound to his leg. The attackers subsequently returned to the scene, stabbing the 31-year-old man in the leg and causing additional cuts to his buttocks.
Both victims required surgery but are not in life-threatening condition. The bar employee also sustained facial injuries. Police conducted a search for the three suspects, but they remain at large. The Berlin Criminal Police have taken over the investigation.
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Berlin police · Bundespolizei · Neukölln · Pannierstraße · Polizeipräsidium Oberfranken · Selb · Staatsanwaltschaft Stuttgart · Stuttgart
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