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1 June 2025

A regional Deutsche Bahn train arrives at Garmisch-Partenkirchen station while a uniformed train attendant stands on the platform to assist passengers in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Bavaria, Upper Bavaria, Germany, on May 31, 2025. The alpine station serves as a key regional hub for travelers heading into the Bavarian Alps.

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1 June 2025

A regional Deutsche Bahn train arrives at Garmisch-Partenkirchen station while a uniformed train attendant stands on the platform to assist passengers in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Bavaria, Upper Bavaria, Germany, on May 31, 2025. The alpine station serves as a key regional hub for travelers heading into the Bavarian Alps.

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#12294938

23 April 2025

The arched main entrance of the Bayerisches Verwaltungsgericht Regensburg (Bavarian Administrative Court Regensburg) is seen with its iron gate, official signage, and stonework facade in Regensburg, Upper Palatinate, Bavaria, Germany, on April 19, 2025. The court handles administrative law cases involving disputes between citizens and public authorities.

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#12294939

23 April 2025

The word ''VERWALTUNGSGERICHT'' (Administrative Court) is prominently displayed above the gated arched entrance of the Bayerisches Verwaltungsgericht Regensburg (Bavarian Administrative Court Regensburg) in Regensburg, Upper Palatinate, Bavaria, Germany, on April 19, 2025. The building serves as a key regional institution for resolving disputes in public law between individuals and government entities.

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23 April 2025

A stone inscription marks the entrance to the Bayerisches Verwaltungsgericht Regensburg (Bavarian Administrative Court Regensburg) in Regensburg, Upper Palatinate, Bavaria, Germany, on April 19, 2025. This regional administrative court handles public law disputes between citizens and the state, including matters such as asylum, construction, public service, and local governance.

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#12002097

31 January 2025

The FBI evidence response team, Maryland State Police crime scene unit, and City of Baltimore crime scene unit investigate and collect evidence at a shooting at Eastside District Court in Baltimore, Maryland, United States, on January 31, 2025. The North Avenue District Courthouse in Baltimore is closed on Friday after a shooting. North Avenue and Hartford Road are closed. Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley says a 35-year-old man enters the Eastside District Court on North Avenue in Baltimore around 8:40 a.m. on Friday. ''As he goes into the courthouse, he is clearly suffering from a behavioral crisis, walking back and forth,'' Worley says. ''Sheriff's deputies and the bailiffs try to interact with him. At some point, he withdraws a firearm from his body and points it at his head. The deputies try to get him to drop his weapon.'' Worley says a bailiff is preliminarily believed to have fired two shots, striking the man in the lower extremities. The man fires a shot to his head. He is taken to the hospital in critical condition. The only person shot is the armed man. The bailiff is a retired police officer. ''This, of course, is a tragic situation. I want to thank all the law enforcement involved,'' Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott says. ''This again shows behavior and mental health is a real and deep issue. We have to make sure that people who are having this kind of issues don't have that easy access to firearms and weapons.''

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#12002098

31 January 2025

The FBI evidence response team, Maryland State Police crime scene unit, and City of Baltimore crime scene unit investigate and collect evidence at a shooting at Eastside District Court in Baltimore, Maryland, United States, on January 31, 2025. The North Avenue District Courthouse in Baltimore is closed on Friday after a shooting. North Avenue and Hartford Road are closed. Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley says a 35-year-old man enters the Eastside District Court on North Avenue in Baltimore around 8:40 a.m. on Friday. ''As he goes into the courthouse, he is clearly suffering from a behavioral crisis, walking back and forth,'' Worley says. ''Sheriff's deputies and the bailiffs try to interact with him. At some point, he withdraws a firearm from his body and points it at his head. The deputies try to get him to drop his weapon.'' Worley says a bailiff is preliminarily believed to have fired two shots, striking the man in the lower extremities. The man fires a shot to his head. He is taken to the hospital in critical condition. The only person shot is the armed man. The bailiff is a retired police officer. ''This, of course, is a tragic situation. I want to thank all the law enforcement involved,'' Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott says. ''This again shows behavior and mental health is a real and deep issue. We have to make sure that people who are having this kind of issues don't have that easy access to firearms and weapons.''

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#12002099

31 January 2025

The FBI evidence response team, Maryland State Police crime scene unit, and City of Baltimore crime scene unit investigate and collect evidence at a shooting at Eastside District Court in Baltimore, Maryland, United States, on January 31, 2025. The North Avenue District Courthouse in Baltimore is closed on Friday after a shooting. North Avenue and Hartford Road are closed. Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley says a 35-year-old man enters the Eastside District Court on North Avenue in Baltimore around 8:40 a.m. on Friday. ''As he goes into the courthouse, he is clearly suffering from a behavioral crisis, walking back and forth,'' Worley says. ''Sheriff's deputies and the bailiffs try to interact with him. At some point, he withdraws a firearm from his body and points it at his head. The deputies try to get him to drop his weapon.'' Worley says a bailiff is preliminarily believed to have fired two shots, striking the man in the lower extremities. The man fires a shot to his head. He is taken to the hospital in critical condition. The only person shot is the armed man. The bailiff is a retired police officer. ''This, of course, is a tragic situation. I want to thank all the law enforcement involved,'' Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott says. ''This again shows behavior and mental health is a real and deep issue. We have to make sure that people who are having this kind of issues don't have that easy access to firearms and weapons.''

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#12002100

31 January 2025

The FBI evidence response team, Maryland State Police crime scene unit, and City of Baltimore crime scene unit investigate and collect evidence at a shooting at Eastside District Court in Baltimore, Maryland, United States, on January 31, 2025. The North Avenue District Courthouse in Baltimore is closed on Friday after a shooting. North Avenue and Hartford Road are closed. Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley says a 35-year-old man enters the Eastside District Court on North Avenue in Baltimore around 8:40 a.m. on Friday. ''As he goes into the courthouse, he is clearly suffering from a behavioral crisis, walking back and forth,'' Worley says. ''Sheriff's deputies and the bailiffs try to interact with him. At some point, he withdraws a firearm from his body and points it at his head. The deputies try to get him to drop his weapon.'' Worley says a bailiff is preliminarily believed to have fired two shots, striking the man in the lower extremities. The man fires a shot to his head. He is taken to the hospital in critical condition. The only person shot is the armed man. The bailiff is a retired police officer. ''This, of course, is a tragic situation. I want to thank all the law enforcement involved,'' Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott says. ''This again shows behavior and mental health is a real and deep issue. We have to make sure that people who are having this kind of issues don't have that easy access to firearms and weapons.''

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#12002101

31 January 2025

The FBI evidence response team, Maryland State Police crime scene unit, and City of Baltimore crime scene unit investigate and collect evidence at a shooting at Eastside District Court in Baltimore, Maryland, United States, on January 31, 2025. The North Avenue District Courthouse in Baltimore is closed on Friday after a shooting. North Avenue and Hartford Road are closed. Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley says a 35-year-old man enters the Eastside District Court on North Avenue in Baltimore around 8:40 a.m. on Friday. ''As he goes into the courthouse, he is clearly suffering from a behavioral crisis, walking back and forth,'' Worley says. ''Sheriff's deputies and the bailiffs try to interact with him. At some point, he withdraws a firearm from his body and points it at his head. The deputies try to get him to drop his weapon.'' Worley says a bailiff is preliminarily believed to have fired two shots, striking the man in the lower extremities. The man fires a shot to his head. He is taken to the hospital in critical condition. The only person shot is the armed man. The bailiff is a retired police officer. ''This, of course, is a tragic situation. I want to thank all the law enforcement involved,'' Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott says. ''This again shows behavior and mental health is a real and deep issue. We have to make sure that people who are having this kind of issues don't have that easy access to firearms and weapons.''

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31 January 2025

The FBI evidence response team, Maryland State Police crime scene unit, and City of Baltimore crime scene unit investigate and collect evidence at a shooting at Eastside District Court in Baltimore, Maryland, United States, on January 31, 2025. The North Avenue District Courthouse in Baltimore is closed on Friday after a shooting. North Avenue and Hartford Road are closed. Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley says a 35-year-old man enters the Eastside District Court on North Avenue in Baltimore around 8:40 a.m. on Friday. ''As he goes into the courthouse, he is clearly suffering from a behavioral crisis, walking back and forth,'' Worley says. ''Sheriff's deputies and the bailiffs try to interact with him. At some point, he withdraws a firearm from his body and points it at his head. The deputies try to get him to drop his weapon.'' Worley says a bailiff is preliminarily believed to have fired two shots, striking the man in the lower extremities. The man fires a shot to his head. He is taken to the hospital in critical condition. The only person shot is the armed man. The bailiff is a retired police officer. ''This, of course, is a tragic situation. I want to thank all the law enforcement involved,'' Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott says. ''This again shows behavior and mental health is a real and deep issue. We have to make sure that people who are having this kind of issues don't have that easy access to firearms and weapons.''

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31 January 2025

The FBI evidence response team, Maryland State Police crime scene unit, and City of Baltimore crime scene unit investigate and collect evidence at a shooting at Eastside District Court in Baltimore, Maryland, United States, on January 31, 2025. The North Avenue District Courthouse in Baltimore is closed on Friday after a shooting. North Avenue and Hartford Road are closed. Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley says a 35-year-old man enters the Eastside District Court on North Avenue in Baltimore around 8:40 a.m. on Friday. ''As he goes into the courthouse, he is clearly suffering from a behavioral crisis, walking back and forth,'' Worley says. ''Sheriff's deputies and the bailiffs try to interact with him. At some point, he withdraws a firearm from his body and points it at his head. The deputies try to get him to drop his weapon.'' Worley says a bailiff is preliminarily believed to have fired two shots, striking the man in the lower extremities. The man fires a shot to his head. He is taken to the hospital in critical condition. The only person shot is the armed man. The bailiff is a retired police officer. ''This, of course, is a tragic situation. I want to thank all the law enforcement involved,'' Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott says. ''This again shows behavior and mental health is a real and deep issue. We have to make sure that people who are having this kind of issues don't have that easy access to firearms and weapons.''

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31 January 2025

The FBI evidence response team, Maryland State Police crime scene unit, and City of Baltimore crime scene unit investigate and collect evidence at a shooting at Eastside District Court in Baltimore, Maryland, United States, on January 31, 2025. The North Avenue District Courthouse in Baltimore is closed on Friday after a shooting. North Avenue and Hartford Road are closed. Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley says a 35-year-old man enters the Eastside District Court on North Avenue in Baltimore around 8:40 a.m. on Friday. ''As he goes into the courthouse, he is clearly suffering from a behavioral crisis, walking back and forth,'' Worley says. ''Sheriff's deputies and the bailiffs try to interact with him. At some point, he withdraws a firearm from his body and points it at his head. The deputies try to get him to drop his weapon.'' Worley says a bailiff is preliminarily believed to have fired two shots, striking the man in the lower extremities. The man fires a shot to his head. He is taken to the hospital in critical condition. The only person shot is the armed man. The bailiff is a retired police officer. ''This, of course, is a tragic situation. I want to thank all the law enforcement involved,'' Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott says. ''This again shows behavior and mental health is a real and deep issue. We have to make sure that people who are having this kind of issues don't have that easy access to firearms and weapons.''

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31 January 2025

The FBI evidence response team, Maryland State Police crime scene unit, and City of Baltimore crime scene unit investigate and collect evidence at a shooting at Eastside District Court in Baltimore, Maryland, United States, on January 31, 2025. The North Avenue District Courthouse in Baltimore is closed on Friday after a shooting. North Avenue and Hartford Road are closed. Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley says a 35-year-old man enters the Eastside District Court on North Avenue in Baltimore around 8:40 a.m. on Friday. ''As he goes into the courthouse, he is clearly suffering from a behavioral crisis, walking back and forth,'' Worley says. ''Sheriff's deputies and the bailiffs try to interact with him. At some point, he withdraws a firearm from his body and points it at his head. The deputies try to get him to drop his weapon.'' Worley says a bailiff is preliminarily believed to have fired two shots, striking the man in the lower extremities. The man fires a shot to his head. He is taken to the hospital in critical condition. The only person shot is the armed man. The bailiff is a retired police officer. ''This, of course, is a tragic situation. I want to thank all the law enforcement involved,'' Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott says. ''This again shows behavior and mental health is a real and deep issue. We have to make sure that people who are having this kind of issues don't have that easy access to firearms and weapons.''

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31 January 2025

The FBI evidence response team, Maryland State Police crime scene unit, and City of Baltimore crime scene unit investigate and collect evidence at a shooting at Eastside District Court in Baltimore, Maryland, United States, on January 31, 2025. The North Avenue District Courthouse in Baltimore is closed on Friday after a shooting. North Avenue and Hartford Road are closed. Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley says a 35-year-old man enters the Eastside District Court on North Avenue in Baltimore around 8:40 a.m. on Friday. ''As he goes into the courthouse, he is clearly suffering from a behavioral crisis, walking back and forth,'' Worley says. ''Sheriff's deputies and the bailiffs try to interact with him. At some point, he withdraws a firearm from his body and points it at his head. The deputies try to get him to drop his weapon.'' Worley says a bailiff is preliminarily believed to have fired two shots, striking the man in the lower extremities. The man fires a shot to his head. He is taken to the hospital in critical condition. The only person shot is the armed man. The bailiff is a retired police officer. ''This, of course, is a tragic situation. I want to thank all the law enforcement involved,'' Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott says. ''This again shows behavior and mental health is a real and deep issue. We have to make sure that people who are having this kind of issues don't have that easy access to firearms and weapons.''

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31 January 2025

The FBI evidence response team, Maryland State Police crime scene unit, and City of Baltimore crime scene unit investigate and collect evidence at a shooting at Eastside District Court in Baltimore, Maryland, United States, on January 31, 2025. The North Avenue District Courthouse in Baltimore is closed on Friday after a shooting. North Avenue and Hartford Road are closed. Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley says a 35-year-old man enters the Eastside District Court on North Avenue in Baltimore around 8:40 a.m. on Friday. ''As he goes into the courthouse, he is clearly suffering from a behavioral crisis, walking back and forth,'' Worley says. ''Sheriff's deputies and the bailiffs try to interact with him. At some point, he withdraws a firearm from his body and points it at his head. The deputies try to get him to drop his weapon.'' Worley says a bailiff is preliminarily believed to have fired two shots, striking the man in the lower extremities. The man fires a shot to his head. He is taken to the hospital in critical condition. The only person shot is the armed man. The bailiff is a retired police officer. ''This, of course, is a tragic situation. I want to thank all the law enforcement involved,'' Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott says. ''This again shows behavior and mental health is a real and deep issue. We have to make sure that people who are having this kind of issues don't have that easy access to firearms and weapons.''

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