Image Caption: Twelve people died in the Berlin attack A 40-year-old man has been arrested after police found his number on the phone of Berlin attacker Anis Amri. More follows…
Image Caption: A grab from a Facebook video, believed to have been posted by Amri in September, showing him in Berlin The nephew of the Berlin attacker has been arrested in Tunisia, as investigators in Europe hunt for possible accomplices and seek to establish his movements. The interior ministry in Tunis said in a statement that three men were held on susp..
Image Caption: A grab from a Facebook video, believed to have been posted by Amri in September, showing him in Berlin Germany is hunting for possible accomplices of the Berlin attacker after he was killed in a shootout with police in Italy. Hundreds of investigators are set to work on the case throughout the holiday season to find out if Anis Amri, a 24-yea..
Image Caption: Anne Lomax believes she saw the Berlin attacker in France A British woman has told Sky News she is convinced she saw the Berlin attacker in France, two days before he was shot dead in Italy. Anne Lomax claims she spotted Anis Amri in Chamonix, a French resort close to the borders with Switzerland and Italy, on Wednesday. The 50-year-old said ..
Image Caption: Anis Amri came to Europe from Tunisia It is “really worrying” that the Berlin lorry attacker was able to travel across Europe amid a continent-wide manhunt, experts have told Sky News. Anis Amri was killed in a shootout with police in the Italian city of Milan on Friday morning – four days after his rampage left 12 dead. Amri, who pledged all..
Image Caption: Amri in the video (inset) and the scene where he was killed The Tunisian who drove a lorry into a busy Berlin Christmas market filmed a video pledging his allegiance to Islamic State. Anis Amri was killed in a shootout with police in Milan four days after he killed 12 people. Islamic State"s Amaq propaganda wing released the footage of t..
Image Caption: Anis Amiri is reported to have been identified by his fingerprints The Tunisian who a drove a lorry into a busy Berlin Christmas market filmed a video pledging his allegiance to Islamic State. Anis Amri was killed in a shootout with police in Milan four days after he killed 12 people. Islamic State"s Amaq news agency released the footage..