Teenage boy arrested after two girls wounded at school in Germany
Police said the lives of the victims were not in danger.
A 16-year-old boy found carrying weapons was arrested after allegedly wounding two 13-year-old girls at a German school, police have said.
The suspect was carrying a knife and a firearm, but it was not immediately clear how he wounded the two girls at the Welfen High School in Schongau, Bavarian police said.
Police added that the suspect is believed to have acted alone and the lives of the victims were not in danger.
Bavaria’s state interior minister, Joachim Herrmann, told German news agency dpa that the suspect had received psychiatric treatment in the past.
He did not give further details, but said he was a Croatian national who was living with his parents.
Schongau has more than 12,000 inhabitants and is located south-west of Munich.