The 30 -year -old Ukrainian man is defined as a suspect in stabbing the Amsterdam mass after the British tourist stopped.

Police said the man suspected of stabbing five people in Amsterdam was 30 years old from Ukraine.

The inspectors say that he had greeted the Donetsk region in the east of the country – that he has been operating as a state of separation from Ukraine for more than a decade and was illegally annexed by Russia in 2022.

Panic hit Sint Nicolaasstraat on Thursday and stabbed five people from a knife to a 67 -year -old American woman, a 69 -year -old American male, a 26 -year -old Polish male, a 73 -year -old Belgian woman and a 19 -year -old local woman.

However, a suspect, a bold British tourist chased him and put him on the ground to prevent him from escaping the suspect was caught.

Police said today that the 30 -year -old suspect would be brought before the Court of Court in Amsterdam on Tuesday and whether he would continue to be detailed before the trial.

Dutch inspectors said in a statement: ‘The police now set up the suspect’s identity in stabbing. He is a 30 -year -old Ukrainian nationality man from the Donetsk region (East Ukraine).

‘This suspect will be brought before the audit of the Court of Magistrates in Amsterdam on Tuesday, April 1, which will decide a possible extension of the detention before the trial.

‘The investigation team is still engaged in an investigation. Therefore, we cannot answer other questions right now. ‘

Hero British fixes the knife to the ground with dramatic shots

The detectives say the suspect controlled a hotel in Amsterdam on March 26 and used several knives in the attack.

Apparently, after stabbing five randomly seemingly seemingly, he caught his leg in this process while trying to escape in Gravenstraat shortly after the incident. The police are still trying to define a reason.

Dramatic CCTV footage shows the man running on a narrow street after the attacker.

Since the tourist was called the ‘Hero of the dam’, he fixed the suspect with the series to prevent him from making other attacks later.

Eyewitnesses talked about seeing a ‘at least 10 -centimeter knife’ between a girl’s back, between her shoulders.

The 26 -year -old Polish man was discharged from the hospital. Other victims stay in the hospital in a stable situation.

The British man was known for his courage by the Mayor of Amsterdam who gave him award for his ‘heroic’ actions.

In a message on Instagram, Mayor Femke Halsema wrote: ‘I will talk to the citizen who managed to overcome the suspect in the afternoon. To hear his story and thank him for his heroic action.

“A very modest British man,” he added in an interview with the Dutch TV channel AT5.

“ No desire to be famous. Now he is mainly interested in the victims and feels responsible for them. ‘

Witnesses, officers before the scene of the attacker drowned by the audience, he said.

Local reports claim that the man struggling with him was believed to be English and believed to be British, but the police did not confirm where he came from.

According to De Telegraaf, Amsterdam Force spokesman praised his actions as ‘hero’.

A police spokesman told AD: ‘He did a great job. We are very proud of him, but we would like to state that you should be very careful if you want a citizen to be arrested. Most people are not trained for such things. ‘

ACP Police Union President Maarten Brinkm, ‘This hero’s determinant action is up to a big thumb.

‘Heroic citizen can rely on great praise.’

Amsterdam Mayor Femke Halsema (in the picture) said that the person who caught the suspect was a ‘very humble British man’.

Dramatic images showed that the individual detected the attacker and restricts him from other attacks on the busy street

The knife ramp near the historical dam Central Square, including two Americans in the afternoon of Thursday, left five injured

Police officers are not far from the region after stabbing near the dam square in the center of Amsterdam.

Police officers stand behind an area outside the cord after stabbing near the dam square

The police took the cord from a large area around the Royal Palace in the Central Dam Square to allow an emergency helicopter to land.

His actions led to waves of praise on social media and a comment said: ‘Respect this man. We need more heroes like this.

‘A real hero, despite chaos, this man managed to hold the attacker until the police arrived.’

Another said: ‘Hero, this man deserves the medal!’

According to reports, the suspect Febo Fast Food restaurant was discussed outside.

An employee told Independent: ‘Apparently a man kicked him and broke his ankle. Kickeded [by some bystanders] Because he tried to escape.

I think someone kicked him on his face. Apparently it seems to be right. ‘