Suspect In Munich Car Attack To Face Trial In June

A trial involving a 25-year-old Afghan national has been paused and is scheduled to resume in June. The incident resulted in the deaths of a mother and her young daughter, while 43 others were injured. Evidence videos reportedly do not match the driving behavior described, and no neurological conditions suggesting microsleep were found. Authorities stated there was no evidence of neurological conditions or sleep deprivation contributing to the incident. The source did not provide specific details regarding the expert's findings. A medical expert testified during the 24th day of trial at the Munich Higher Regional Court regarding a demonstration held in February 2025. The expert provided testimony concerning the general health of the 25-year-old Afghan defendant. The testimony stated the defendant had no alcohol or other substances in his system and no pre-existing medical conditions. A medical expert testified that a 25-year-old defendant from Afghanistan showed no signs of alcohol, substance use, or pre-existing medical conditions during an examination. The forensic medical examiner described the man as awake and fully oriented nine hours after the alleged accident. A psychological report regarding the defendant's capacity to control his actions is still pending. Additionally, 43 other people were injured, some of whom sustained serious injuries.