Hamburg airport halts traffic as police deal with ‘hostage situation’

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The incident is believed to have arisen over a custody dispute.

Police vehicles and ambulances arrive at the scene of the security breach at the Hamburg airport on Saturday.

HAMBURG: Traffic at the Hamburg airport was halted and the terminals evacuated on Saturday night over a “hostage situation” believed to have arisen over a custody dispute, police said. At around 8pm local time, a gunman rammed his car through the security area onto the tarmac, firing two shots in the air and flinging two burning bottles out of the vehicle, a police spokesman said.The wife of the driver had placed an emergency call alerting police to the abduction of her child, the spokesman added.

“We are on site with a large contingent of emergency services. We are currently assuming a static hostage situation,” Hamburg police said on X, formerly known as Twitter.Police added later on Saturday that they believed “that a custody dispute is the background to this operation”. Psychologists as well as officers specialised in negotiations are on site, said police, adding that they were in contact with the individual in the vehicle.

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