What happened during the Munich vehicle attack and how did witnesses respond to the incident?

The Munich vehicle attack involved a car plowing into a crowd during a rally, injuring 36 people including two seriously and one child. Trade union member Michael Jaeger, who witnessed the incident from the rear of the march, described hearing a loud motor engine revving followed by a crash, then seeing dozens of people lying injured on the ground. The immediate response from bystanders demonstrated remarkable solidarity and courage. While some people fled the scene, many others rushed toward the injured to provide first aid and help stop the vehicle, which was still running. This incident has raised significant concerns about security at public gatherings and highlighted both the immediate human response to tragedy and the broader political implications for society.