Berlin Attack: German Police Looking for Tunisian Man
German police are searching for a Tunisian national over the lorry attack on a Christmas market in Berlin that killed 12 people on Monday, media report.
Berlin Attack Suspect Shot Dead in Italy
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Anis Amri, the Tunisian national suspected of crashing a lorry into a Berlin Christmas market on Monday, has been shot dead, FAZ quotes security sources as saying.
Italy's Interior Minister Marco Minniti has confirmed the news in a press conference.
Some media reports suggest he arrived in Milan by taking a train via France.
#Amri soll mit Zug über Frankreich nach Mailand gereist sein.
— Der Tagesspiegel (@tagesspiegel) December 23, 2016
Twelve people died in the attack and forty-eight were injured.
A Europe-wide search was launched after German police released a man that turned out to have been the wrong suspect.
More to follow.
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