RTWed, 21 Dec 2016 18:02 UTC
Anis Amri, like many other terrorists, left his ID at the scene
Police in Berlin are offering a reward of €100,000 (US$104,260) for information leading to the arrest of the man suspected of involvement in Monday's attack on a Christmas market which left 12 dead and 48 injured.
A search is currently underway for 24-year-old Tunisian Anis Amri, who could be armed and dangerous, according to a statement from the Federal Prosecutor's Office (GBA).
"Anis AMRI is 178cm tall and weighs about 75kg, has black hair and brown eyes." according to the statement.
German police want Amri. But was he even at the scene? Or was it just his ID?
Speaking on Tunisian radio, Amri's father said he left Tunisia seven years ago as an illegal immigrant and spent time in prison in Italy on accusations of burning a school, according to Reuters.
Amri is suspected of driving a Polish-registered truck into a crowd at a busy Christmas market in Berlin, in an attack echoing that which took place in Nice in July when 86 people were killed.
Identity documents belonging to Amri were reportedly found inside the truck, according to
Der Spiegel.
Comment: Once more, a 'Muslim terror attack' culprit is found, not in person, but by way of his ID, conveniently left at the scene of the crime. Are Muslims really that stupid, or is it the PTB and media that thinks the rest of us are stupid enough to buy this dog that don't hunt?
Update:
Suspect in Berlin Truck Attack Was Under Surveillance for Months
The suspect in Monday's deadly terrorist attack on a Christmas market in Berlin had been under covert surveillance for several months earlier this year.
Anis Amri, a 23-year-old Tunisian man suspected of the attack, had previously caught the attention of intelligence officials who suspected that he was planning an attack. There are reports that he had planned a robbery to fund the purchase of automatic weapons to carry out his plot.
His application for asylum in Germany was rejected in June, but he could not be deported, as he did not have a valid passport.
To be able to deport him, German authorities had attempted to get him a new passport, but originally Tunisia challenged whether he was a citizen. His new travel documents arrived in Germany on Wednesday, the same day that a nationwide wanted notice and reward of €100,000 ($104,300) was offered for tips leading to his capture.
This person attracted the attention of various security agencies in Germany because of contacts to a radical Islamist milieu," Interior Minister of the western German state of North Rhine-Westphalia, Ralf Jäger, said in a news conference on Wednesday.
Comment: Once more, a 'Muslim terror attack' culprit is found, not in person, but by way of his ID, conveniently left at the scene of the crime. Are Muslims really that stupid, or is it the PTB and media that thinks the rest of us are stupid enough to buy this dog that don't hunt?
Update: Suspect in Berlin Truck Attack Was Under Surveillance for Months