Three wounded in stabbing in The Hague, manhunt under way: Dutch police

Three people were injured in wounding in The Hague's principle shopping road Friday night, and police were looking for in any event one thing, authorities said.

Police representative Marije Kuiper told The Associated Press in a phone meeting that it was still too soon to the state where a fear thought the process was at fault for the assault. The zone occupied at the time as customers searched for Black Friday occasion bargains.

Kuiper said it was vague whether any of the wounds were hazardous.

The Hague police said in an explanation that they were searching for a man, around 45 to 50 years of age, in a dark running suit.

The wounding occurred in the core of The Hague shopping locale where grocery store chains and extravagance shops were altogether lit up with early Christmas improvements. Adding to the bubbly soul was the bait of Black Friday when retailers offer shoppers uncommon limits when many are looking for family displays.

Police closed a full edge behind which spectators were kept under control. There was no trace of frenzy among the open not long after the cutting.

The Netherlands had just been stunned by a comparable cutting in Amsterdam a year prior when two Americans were harmed in a blade assault that examiners state had a "psychological militant intention."

Prior Friday in London, a man wearing a phoney dangerous vest cut a few people, killing two, preceding he was handled by individuals from the general population and afterwards lethally shot by officials on London Bridge, authorities said.