A female police officer was among those injured in a shooting at a subway station in Germany.
Shots were fired at Unterfoehring station, in Munich, on Tuesday morning, a police spokesman confirmed.
The female officer suffered head injuries during the incident, which happened around 8.30am (BST) during a routine police check in the building, German newspaper Die Welt reported.
Her condition is not yet known.
It was not initially clear if the shots had been fired by police or by a suspect, Michael Riehlein, from Munich police, said.
However, local media reported two weapons had been used.
According to Die Welt, a suspect had also been shot and was being held by police.
Two members of the public had suffered minor injuries.
Munich's Merkur newspaper reported that witnesses said the suspect took a police officer's pistol and then shot her, and also injured others at the scene.
Riehlein said the area has been secured and that there was no danger to the wider public.
"There is no danger to the public," said a spokeswoman for the police.
Bavarian radio reported: "According to police information it is probably not a terrorist attack"
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