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Suspects Arrested In Tunisia Not Linked To Berlin Attack
The nephew of the prime suspect in last month's Berlin market attack and three others arrested in Tunisia were not linked to the carnage, a prosecution spokesman said Saturday.
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Donald Trump Calls Remarks On Video By Berlin Attacker 'A Purely Religious Threat'
US President-elect Donald Trump, referring to a video in which a Tunisian man suspected in a Berlin truck attack vowed to "slaughter you pigs," said on Friday it was "a purely religious threat, which turned into reality."
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German Police Suspect Christmas Market Attacker Still In Berlin: Report
The Tunisian suspected of killing 12 people at a Berlin Christmas market was filmed by police in the city shortly after the attack and investigators believe he is still hiding in the German capital, media reported on Friday.
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Brother Tells Berlin Attack Suspect To Surrender
A brother of Tunisian Anis Amri, the prime suspect in a deadly truck attack on a Berlin Christmas market, urged him Thursday to surrender to ease pressure on his family.
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100,000-Euro Reward For Berlin Suspect Tipsters A Rarity In Europe
The 100,000-euro ($104,000) reward for information leading to the arrest of Anis Amri, the Tunisian prime suspect in Berlin's deadly truck attack, is a rarity in Europe.
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Missed Chances: How Berlin Attack Suspect Slipped Through Net
As police hunt for Tunisian Anis Amri, the top suspect in Berlin's Christmas market attack, public anger has grown over a catalogue of failures that allowed him to evade arrest or deportation.
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Fingerprints Of Tunisian Suspect In Berlin Attack Found On Truck Door: Report
Investigators found fingerprints of a Tunisian suspect in the Berlin Christmas market attack on the door of the truck that ploughed through the crowds, killing 12, German media said on Thursday, as a nationwide manhunt for the migrant was underway.
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German Prosecutor Denies Report Of Arrests In Berlin Attack Case
A spokesman for the German chief federal prosecutor on Thursday denied a media report saying that there had been four arrests of people who had contact with the Tunisian suspect in the Berlin Christmas market attack.
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4 People Arrested In Connection With Berlin Attack Suspect: Foreign Media
Germany's chief federal prosecutor has confirmed the arrests of four people who had contact with the Tunisian suspect in the Berlin Christmas market attack that killed 12 people, German newspaper Bild said on Thursday.
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German Police Raid 2 Apartments In Berlin, Attack Suspect Not Found
German police commandos raided two apartments in Berlin's neighbourhood of Kreuzberg on Wednesday but did not find a Tunisian man suspected of involvement in a deadly truck attack, Die Welt newspaper reported, citing investigators.
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Germany Monitored Truck Suspect Over Weapons Purchase Plan: Sources
German authorities observed Tunisian truck attack suspect Anis Amri over a period this year to try to determine whether he had planned a robbery to fund the purchase of automatic weapons for a possible attack with accomplices, a judicial source in Berlin told Reuters on Wednesday.
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Suspect In Berlin Attack Was Known To German Security Agencies: Minister
A Tunisian man suspected of involvement in a truck attack in Berlin was in contact with Islamist militants in North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW) and was known to German security agencies, the state's Interior Minister said on Wednesday.
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Suspects Arrested In Tunisia Not Linked To Berlin Attack
The nephew of the prime suspect in last month's Berlin market attack and three others arrested in Tunisia were not linked to the carnage, a prosecution spokesman said Saturday.
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Donald Trump Calls Remarks On Video By Berlin Attacker 'A Purely Religious Threat'
US President-elect Donald Trump, referring to a video in which a Tunisian man suspected in a Berlin truck attack vowed to "slaughter you pigs," said on Friday it was "a purely religious threat, which turned into reality."
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German Police Suspect Christmas Market Attacker Still In Berlin: Report
The Tunisian suspected of killing 12 people at a Berlin Christmas market was filmed by police in the city shortly after the attack and investigators believe he is still hiding in the German capital, media reported on Friday.
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Brother Tells Berlin Attack Suspect To Surrender
A brother of Tunisian Anis Amri, the prime suspect in a deadly truck attack on a Berlin Christmas market, urged him Thursday to surrender to ease pressure on his family.
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100,000-Euro Reward For Berlin Suspect Tipsters A Rarity In Europe
The 100,000-euro ($104,000) reward for information leading to the arrest of Anis Amri, the Tunisian prime suspect in Berlin's deadly truck attack, is a rarity in Europe.
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Missed Chances: How Berlin Attack Suspect Slipped Through Net
As police hunt for Tunisian Anis Amri, the top suspect in Berlin's Christmas market attack, public anger has grown over a catalogue of failures that allowed him to evade arrest or deportation.
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Fingerprints Of Tunisian Suspect In Berlin Attack Found On Truck Door: Report
Investigators found fingerprints of a Tunisian suspect in the Berlin Christmas market attack on the door of the truck that ploughed through the crowds, killing 12, German media said on Thursday, as a nationwide manhunt for the migrant was underway.
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German Prosecutor Denies Report Of Arrests In Berlin Attack Case
A spokesman for the German chief federal prosecutor on Thursday denied a media report saying that there had been four arrests of people who had contact with the Tunisian suspect in the Berlin Christmas market attack.
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4 People Arrested In Connection With Berlin Attack Suspect: Foreign Media
Germany's chief federal prosecutor has confirmed the arrests of four people who had contact with the Tunisian suspect in the Berlin Christmas market attack that killed 12 people, German newspaper Bild said on Thursday.
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German Police Raid 2 Apartments In Berlin, Attack Suspect Not Found
German police commandos raided two apartments in Berlin's neighbourhood of Kreuzberg on Wednesday but did not find a Tunisian man suspected of involvement in a deadly truck attack, Die Welt newspaper reported, citing investigators.
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Germany Monitored Truck Suspect Over Weapons Purchase Plan: Sources
German authorities observed Tunisian truck attack suspect Anis Amri over a period this year to try to determine whether he had planned a robbery to fund the purchase of automatic weapons for a possible attack with accomplices, a judicial source in Berlin told Reuters on Wednesday.
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Suspect In Berlin Attack Was Known To German Security Agencies: Minister
A Tunisian man suspected of involvement in a truck attack in Berlin was in contact with Islamist militants in North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW) and was known to German security agencies, the state's Interior Minister said on Wednesday.
