Arrest made in borussia dortmund bus attack

You're referring to the shocking attack on the Borussia Dortmund team bus on April 11, 2017, ahead of a Champions League quarterfinal match against Monaco.

Yes, an arrest was made in connection with the attack. On April 12, 2017, German police arrested a 28-year-old German man, identified as Sergej W. (his last name is not publicly disclosed), in connection with the bombing.

According to reports, Sergej W. had purchased three explosives devices, which were planted on the team bus, and had also made bets on the outcome of the match, which would have been affected by the attack. He was arrested after police found a suspicious package on his property, which contained a letter that mentioned the attack.

Sergej W. was later charged with attempted murder, causing an explosion, and other crimes related to the attack. He was found to have a history of mental health issues and had been obsessed with Borussia Dortmund, which may have motivated his actions.

The attack injured three people, including Borussia Dortmund defender Marc Bartra, who suffered a broken wrist. The match against Monaco was postponed and eventually played three days later, with Dortmund winning 3-2.

The investigation into the attack was one of the largest and most complex in German history, involving over 1,000 police officers and forensic experts.