Authorities persist in their search for the individual who fired shots in Hagen.

Incident of aggression or harm - Authorities persist in their search for the individual who fired shots in Hagen.

A man is accused of severely wounding his wife in their apartment shared with others in a multi-story house on a Saturday morning. Later that day, the 34-year-old Turkish national reportedly drove to a hair salon and opened fire on three other people. The two crime scenes are said to be just 10 minutes apart.

New news from law enforcement on Sunday suggests that two of the four injured individuals are still considered to be in a life-threatening condition. It appears that the alleged attacker's wife was shot in the head, and although initial reports indicate the motive was related to family issues, the police have yet to provide further details on the victims.

Following the crimes, the man drove his vehicle to a nearby parking lot and then fled on foot. Local residents were urged to exercise extreme caution.

1. Press release from the Hagen police
2. Press release from the Hagen police
3. Press release from the Hagen police
4. Press release from the Hagen police
5. Press release from the Hagen police
6. Update from the Dortmund police

Read also:

1. The Police in North Rhine-Westphalia's Hagen, in a large contingent, are actively investigating the act of violence that occurred on Sunday, involving a car and multiple injuries.
2. A press release issued by the Hagen Police on Sunday stated that they are pursuing a suspect in connection to the shooting incident in Hagen last Saturday, which resulted in three civilian casualties and left two individuals in critical condition.
3. German authorities, including the Police in North Rhine-Westphalia and Hagen, are working together to address the ongoing crisis in Hagen, where an individual opened fire in a public area and a hair salon on Saturday, leaving several people injured.
4. Amidst intense investigation into the shooting incident in Hagen, police in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, released a statement on Sunday, expressing concerns over safety in the city and updating the public on the status of the suspect and the victims.

• Tough return to normality in snow and ice
• Fewer unauthorized entries: Domino effect through controls
• Trial against BND employee from mid-December
• Arrangement generates buzz: Rheinmetall becomes backer of BVB