Six people were killed in a shooting at a youth welfare facility in Germany, according to the police, which described the incident as a "family tragedy." Gunshots were heard in Stade, a city in northern Germany, on Monday, resulting in several fatalities. Police detained the accused gunman on the site and said that the gunshots were related to a custody issue. Law enforcement officials first said that five people had died, but later clarified that the death toll had increased to six. According to the authorities, five youngsters were killed at the site, while the sixth died in the hospital from injuries sustained in the shooting. Authorities in Stade reported that two people have been taken into custody, including the person believed to be the shooter. The police representative told Reuters that there are no further suspects evading capture. Several people were also hurt in the incident; however, authorities could not provide a precise number. The news agency was...
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