Ken Heidenreich and Allahu Akbar

office: The assailant made "politically motivated comments'' as he attacked, Ken Heidenreich, spokesman for the Munich prosecutor office in charge of the case, told The Associated Press, according to Huffington Post Canada. He said his office was investigating witness reports that he yelled "Allahu Akbar,'' Arabic for "God is great.'' "It going in that direction,'' Heidenreich said of his office initial information following the stabbing at the Grafing Bahnhof station, some 30 kilometres east of Munich. One victim died in a hospital and three other people were wounded. Officials also raised the possibility that the man was mentally disturbed. Forensic experts are seen behind the police cordon near the train station in Grafing, where a man killed one person and wounded three others in a knife attack May 10, 2016. "We have no information that he is a recent immigrant here or of that background, but we don't know for sure at the moment,'' he said, adding that the man didn't live in Bavaria. Heidenreich said that the suspect is a 27-year-old German citizen, with a German-sounding name. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.