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Blutige Schüsse in Nordrhein-Westfalen! 😱 Mann erschossen – bewaffneter Täter weiter auf der Flucht

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Wassenberg (NRW) –In Wassenberg im Kreis Heinsberg ist am Montagabend ein Mann erschossen worden. Seitdem läuft in der Innenstadt ein Großeinsatz der Polizei. Mehrere Zufahrtsstraßen wurden abgesperrt, ein Polizeihubschrauber kreist über dem Gebiet.

Eine Polizeisprecherin bestätigte, dass der Mann an einer Straße tödlich verletzt wurde. Zeugen hätten beobachtet, wie ein Mann um kurz nach 20 Uhr auf einen anderen geschossen habe. Nach BILD-Informationen hat einBundeswehrsoldatnoch versucht, Erste Hilfe zu leisten. EinRettungshubschrauberwar ebenfalls vor Ort, konnte dem Opfer jedoch nicht mehr helfen. Der Mann starb noch am Tatort.

Auch der Rettungshubschrauber konnte den Mann nicht mehr retten

Auch der Rettungshubschrauber konnte den Mann nicht mehr rettenTäter weiterhin auf der FluchtNach aktuellen Erkenntnissen fahndet die Polizei nach dem mutmaßlichen Schützen. Der Bereich rund um den Tatort wurde weiträumig abgesperrt.Nach BILD-Informationen ist das Opfer nach den Schüssen noch ein Stück weitergelaufen. Auch die etwa 300 Meter entfernte Volksbank wurde abgesperrt – möglicherweise fielen dort die Schüsse. Der Täter soll aus einem Fahrzeug heraus geschossen und anschließend geflüchtet sein. Zu den Hintergründen der Tat und einem möglichen Motiv machte diePolizeizunächst keine Angaben. Vor Ort ist zudem ein Team der Notfallseelsorge im Einsatz, um Zeugen zu betreuen.

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