Utrecht police chief says suspect in the deadly tram shooting in the Dutch city has been arrested
Dutch authorities have reduced the threat level in the central city of Utrecht back to four out of five following the arrest of the suspect in the city's deadly tram shooting.
Utrecht police released a photo of a 37-year-old man born in Turkey who they said was"associated with the incident." The photo identified him as Gokmen Tanis.Mehmet Tanis, his father who lives in Turkey's central Kayseri province, told the private Demiroren news agency that he hadn't spoken to his son in 11 years. He says"if he did it, he should pay the penalty."
Mayor Jan van Zanen says in a video tweeted by the Utrecht municipality that the earlier advice to remain indoors was based on fears that shots had been fired at more than one location in the city.Van Zanen says police are hunting for a suspect in the shooting that left three dead and nine injured. He says"there could be other suspects, we don't know yet.
Police showed the picture of a bearded man sitting on public transport and dressed in a dark blue top with a hood tucked in his neck. Police identified him as Gokmen Tanis. He says initially German authorities were told to look out for a red Renault Clio compact sedan but now have been told it was found abandoned in Utrecht.Heavily armed anti-terror officers have gathered in front of an apartment block close to the scene of a deadly shooting on a tram in the central Dutch city of Utrecht.
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