Suspected Turkish national kills six in horror mass shooting at youth centre in Germany

A mass shooting unfolded in Germany after a suspected disgruntled father opened fire at a youth centre for mothers and children. The shooting left four women and two men dead, all staff of the facility, located in Stade near the city of Hamburg. Lower Saxony's Interior Minister Daniela Behrens revealed to reporters that the suspected shooter's motives for the attack were "committed for family reasons". According to the BBC, the suspected shooter was a 45-year-old Turkish national born in Germany, and police detained him and two others.