Watch: Social media videos show Munich attack suspect, police action
Unverified videos circulating on social media websites including Twitter and Facebook showed gunmen who opened fire in a Munich shopping mall and at a McDonald’s across the street Friday.
Unverified videos circulating on social media websites including Twitter and Facebook showed a gunman who opened fire in a Munich shopping mall and at a McDonald’s outlet across the street Friday.

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A video posted online showed a gunman emerging from the door of a McDonald’s outlet, raising what appears to be a pistol with both hands and aiming at people on the sidewalk, firing as they flee in terror.
Unverified footage appears to show moment shots fired in #Munich - Latest developments: https://t.co/AQSQhhNELq https://t.co/uGHOExawWg
— BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking) July 22, 2016
In another video shot using Twitter’s Periscope, German police officers were seen moving towards the mall and cordoning off the area.
Many photos circulated on Twitter also show police evacuating people from the Olympia-Einkaufszentrum shopping mall in the Moosach district of Munich.
More footage of the #MunichShooting #MunichAttack #Munich pic.twitter.com/YHZ2uFbz7f
— Freedom Fighter (@fft2127) July 22, 2016
BBC reported that several witnesses had seen three attackers carrying guns.
Police search inside mall for #Munich shooter https://t.co/J05dVUIqpW pic.twitter.com/F4Py3xjwTP
— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) July 22, 2016
Eyewitness Lynn Stein, who said she works at the Jack Wolfskin store in the mall, told CNN that the shooter was inside the mall.
“I heard several shots,” Stein said. “(I) was just going to buy something while my co-worker was still in the shop. People started running. I went outside as well; more people (were) running outside. I think I heard more shots. Then it sounded like he went to the parking house next to the mall -- several shots there.”
LIVE: Police tactical team on the move after shooting rampage at Munich shopping mall pic.twitter.com/gSz5bMFmVf
— Reuters Live (@ReutersLive) July 22, 2016
Munich police said they suspected the latest assault was a terrorist attack.

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