A violent incident unfolded at the Düsseldorf Central Library on Saturday morning when a woman attacked a 17-year-old teenager with a knife. The assault occurred around 11:13 AM following an altercation between the woman and two youths, according to police reports. The seriously injured teenager was transported to a hospital by emergency services.
Police confirmed that a second 17-year-old sustained minor injuries during the confrontation. The attack took place in the library located near the main train station, a busy public area frequented by residents and visitors alike. Authorities have not released additional details about the nature of the dispute that preceded the violent episode.
The suspected attacker, described by authorities as mentally disturbed, was taken into custody at the scene. Following her arrest, she was transferred to a psychiatric clinic for evaluation and treatment. Police emphasized that based on current information, the woman does not belong to the drug or homeless community.
Investigations into the stabbing incident remain ongoing as authorities work to determine the full circumstances surrounding the attack. The Düsseldorf police department continues to gather evidence and interview witnesses to establish a complete timeline of events leading up to the violent confrontation in the public library.
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