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>> well, this region is still reeling from an appalling incident in aschaffenburg in bavana incidentn aschaffenburg in bavaria just three weeks ago, when a two year old boy and a man, aged 41, were both killed in a stabbing in a german park. that incident, being done by a 28 year old afghan man. so it's the same sort of background again for another incident today, a 24 year old afghan man detained very soon after it appears a mini cooper accelerated before speeding into groups of people over a thousand gathering. as part of this left wing demonstration, the verdi trade union in munich and they were gathering on the siedel strasse, one of the main arterial roads going north out of the central train station, gathering there for of the central train station, gathering there fo