BERLIN (AP) — The suspect in a car-ramming attack in Munich last year that left two people dead and dozens injured was convicted on Thursday of charges including murder and sentenced to life in prison. The 25-year-old Afghan, identified only as Farhad N. in line with German privacy rules, was arrested immediately after the Feb. 13, 2025 attack on a labor union demonstration. The defendant was convicted of two counts of murder and 23 of attempted murder among other offenses, German news agency dpa reported. The court found that he carries “particularly serious” guilt, meaning that he likely won’t be eligible for release after 15 years as is usually the case in Germany. The court found that he wanted to attack and kill arbitrarily chosen people in Germany as a reaction to the situation in Islamic countries and prove himself to be a “good Muslim,” dpa reported.