How Berlin Xmas market killer was able to flee across at least three countries thanks to Europe’s wide-open borders
Anis Amri, 24, travelled unhindered through at least 3 countries since Monday
Terrorist fled Germany, ended up in French Alps then travelled by train to Milan
Yet police source told Bild before Milan shoot-out: ‘We believe he is either in Berlin or in North Rhine-Westphalia’
Angela Merkel claimed yesterday German police were close after series of raids
Nigel Farage says case is proof EU opens borders are dangerous for continent
By MARTIN ROBINSON
DailyMail.com
23 December 2016
Europe’s most wanted man Anis Amri travelled unhindered through at least three countries before being gunned down in northern Italy.
Blundering German police today said they believed the Tunisian asylum seeker was still in or around Berlin just before he was shot dead almost 1,000 miles away in Milan.
Officers have been raiding addresses across Germany in the hunt for Amri, but after arresting the wrong man the ISIS terrorist was able to flee the country.
This morning, before his death was announced, a senior police source told tabloid Bild: ‘We believe he is either in Berlin or in North Rhine-Westphalia’.
It heaps further embarrassment on Chancellor Angela Merkel, who yesterday said she believed they would arrest him ‘soon’.
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