A British pub manager has been identified as the victim of a stabbing at a railway station in Bavaria, Germany. Rebecca Bullock, 31, was killed after suffering multiple stab wounds in what is believed to be an unprovoked attack at Rosenheim train station in Upper Bavaria in the early hours of Sunday morning. She had recently arrived in the country and was reportedly on her way to Austria to support a friend at a funeral. The incident has shocked the local community and raised concerns about safety in public spaces. German police have arrested a 27-year-old man from Fürstenfeldbruck, west of Munich, and he is being held in a psychiatric hospital. Authorities have asked anyone with information or who saw an argument or physical altercation at the station to contact the Rosenheim Criminal Police Inspectorate. The motive behind the attack remains unclear, and police are continuing their investigation. Rebecca was the manager of The White Swan pub in Whitchurch, Buckinghamshire, and had recently organized a fundraiser at the pub, raising £900 for a seriously ill local girl. The pub has remained closed since her death, and floral tributes have been left outside the venue. Locals have paid tribute to her, with one noting that she had brought the pub back to life and another calling her a "breath of fresh air" for the community. The White Swan's Facebook page posted a statement expressing deep sorrow over her death, saying: "It is with the heaviest of hearts that we are having to write this. We are so deeply sorry to say that our beloved Becca passed away over the weekend whilst away on holiday. All our thoughts and condolences are with her family at this time. Becca was much loved by all of the team at the White Swan and our amazing locals." Rebecca was a former pupil of Waddesdon Church of England School and had completed the 2022 London marathon in support of the Spinal Injuries Association. The Foreign Office confirmed it is supporting the family of the British woman who died in Germany and is in contact with local authorities.