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Crime scene: Berlin truck terrorist Anis Amri has been shot dead after a gunfight with police in Milan in the early hours of this morning
Shoot-out: Italian authorities said this morning that they had 'without a shadow of a doubt' killed the chief suspect in the Berlin massacre
ISIS has released a selfie-style video in which Anis Amri pledges his allegiance to the terror group and vows to slaughter infidels like pigs
Amri (pictured) shouted 'Allahu Akbar' and 'police b******s' as he shot at police officers in Milan
Amri (pictured) shouted 'Allahu Akbar' and 'police b******s' as he shot at police officers in Milan
Line of fire: Christian Movio was shot in the shoulder by terrorist Anis Amri. His colleague, a trainee officer, then shot the Tunisian dead
The Berlin attack suspect Anis Amri (pictured) has been shot dead after a gunfight with police in Milan, Italian police have said
The Berlin attack suspect has been shot dead after a gunfight with police in Milan, Italian police have said
Pictures emerged this morning of the terrorist lying dead in the street having been shot by Italian police
Anis Amri can be seen wearing a dark jacket and standing in front of a river as he delivers his chilling speech, warning he wants to become a martyr
Anis Amri can be seen wearing a dark jacket and standing in front of a river as he delivers his chilling speech, warning he wants to become a martyr
Luca Scata has been named as the hero police officer who gunned Amri down this morning
Luca Scata has been named as the hero police officer who gunned Amri down this morning
Police officers Christian Movio (pictured right) is recovering in hospital after being shot in the shoulder by Anis Amri in the early hours of this morning
A weapon used in the shootout is marked as evidence as it lays on the ground. Police are investigating whether it was also used to shoot the Polish truck driver murdered by Amri
Italian police released this picture showing how a gunshot fired by Amri had hit the bullet-proof vest worn by officer Christian Movio
A shoot out took place at about 3am local time and Amri was reportedly heard shouting 'Allahu Akbar' as he tried to flee and police opened fire
Items left on the road included a pistol and a backpack. Amri's body was covered up as forensics scoured the scene
Authorities believe Amri, who used at least six different aliases with three nationalities, was trying to flee to southern Italy where he had entered Europe in 2011
Amri was captured on CCTV outside the place of worship in the city's Moabit neighbourhood
The sighting was just eight hours after the Christmas market massacre
Images show a man in dark clothing and a cap standing in a doorway in the early hours of Tuesday, German public broadcaster rbb reported
The door was seen hanging on its hinges, and a rudimentary attempt to fix it, with pieces of wood and masking tape appeared to have been abandoned
A window in the hall outside the mosque, which was covered with graffiti and dirt, had been smashed
At dawn forensics officers removed the body and began photographing bullets strewn across the ground from the shoot-out. There were also blood-soaked clothes and tissues
Amri ran for cover and cowered behind a car before being shot dead by trainee officer Luca Sciappa who had reportedly only been in the job for a matter of months
Investigation: The body of Anis Amri was moved into a van at dawn this morning as officials examined the scene
On the run: Amri had been running from police since Monday night after going on the rampage with a lorry on Monday
Just two hours after the attack happened, Lutz Bachmann, who heads the anti-immigrant PEGIDA group, tweeted that he had 'internal police information' that the perpetrator was a Tunisian
Lorry driver Lukasz Urban (pictured above) was found dead in the passenger seat of is lorry after the massacre. He is believed to have fought to regain control of the truck from Amri as it sped towards revellers
Angela Merkel confirmed it was being treated as a terrorist attack
Dalia Elyakim, from Herzliya, Israel, was named as the first victim of the massacre. Her husband Rami, pictured with her, is fighting for his life
Investigation: Forensics were called to the scene after the Berlin lorry killer was shot dead
Police had received a tip-off that Amri was in Milan before he turned up at a train station in Milan
Earlier today police arrested two men at the mosque where Europe's most wanted man was allegedly seen just eight hours after driving a 25-ton lorry into a crowd at a Christmas market
The men, one of whom was in traditional Muslim dress, wrestled with police, shouted expletives and lashed out at journalists and members of the public as they were bundled away
Trainee policeman Luca Scatà (pictured) is just a few months into the job yet still managed to chase down and shoot dead Europe’s most wanted man Anis Amri, 24
Italian Interior Minister Marco Minniti, left, is flanked by Rome's prefect Franco Gabrielli as he speaks during a news conference in Rome
Italian police cordon off an area around the body of Anis Amri after a shoot-out with police
Islamic books and pamphlets were stored in a cupboard inside the mosque in the Moabit area
The family had urged Amri to hand himself in to police when he was named as the world's most wanted man in connection to the killing of 12 people in Berlin
The family had urged Amri to hand himself in to police when he was named as the world's most wanted man in connection to the killing of 12 people in Berlin
Seconds from disaster: Dashcam footage shows the hijacked truck (circled in red) speeding past waiting cars as it careers towards the pedestrianised street
A wanted notice for a Tunisian suspect in the truck attack on a Christmas market in Berlin says the man should be considered armed and dangerous
Close up: The shattered glass on the windshield of a truck shown after it ploughed through the Christmas market. A wreath and part of a market stall was embedded inside
Manhunt: German authorities offered a 100,000 euro (£84,000) reward for information leading to his capture - but for 12 hours his face was blurred because of their privacy rules
Evidence: Pictures from the scene appear to show a weapon lying on the road near a backpack
Nigel Farage, pictured in New York last week, has said the free movement zone in the EU must be scrapped after the Berlin market attacker fled across borders to France and Italy
German authorities took a day to find Amri's wallet in the truck and only confirmed his fingerprints were inside yesterday
Police were raiding addresses all over Germany, pictured in Dortmund, when Amri had already left the country
First picture: Naved B, a Pakistani asylum seeker, was arrested after the attack - he had nothing to do with it but it took police 18 hours to work it out
Nigel Farage said the ease with which Amri moved around Europe proved the Schengen Area was a 'risk to public safety'
http://video.dailymail.co.uk/video/mol/2016/12/23/2134612582421346105/1024x576_MP4_2134612582421346105.mp4
Video shows Berlin attacker Anis Amri pledging allegiance to ISIS
http://video.dailymail.co.uk/video/mol/2016/12/23/6122127089433884215/1024x576_MP4_6122127089433884215.mp4
Forensics officers scour the scene after Milan shooting
http://video.dailymail.co.uk/video/mol/2016/12/23/752428698585578514/1024x576_MP4_752428698585578514.mp4
Italy: 'The man killed is without a shadow of a doubt, Anis Amri'
http://video.dailymail.co.uk/video/mol/2016/12/23/5037181737820965255/1024x576_MP4_5037181737820965255.mp4
Body of Anis Amri lies in road after shoot-out with Milan police
source:http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4061096/Danish-police-say-man-matching-description-Berlin-lorry-attack-suspect-seen-Aalborg.html
) Crime scene: Berlin truck terrorist Anis Amri has been shot dead after a gunfight with police in Milan in the early hours of this morning
Shoot-out: Italian authorities said this morning that they had 'without a shadow of a doubt' killed the chief suspect in the Berlin massacre
ISIS has released a selfie-style video in which Anis Amri pledges his allegiance to the terror group and vows to slaughter infidels like pigs
Amri (pictured) shouted 'Allahu Akbar' and 'police b******s' as he shot at police officers in Milan
Amri (pictured) shouted 'Allahu Akbar' and 'police b******s' as he shot at police officers in Milan
Line of fire: Christian Movio was shot in the shoulder by terrorist Anis Amri. His colleague, a trainee officer, then shot the Tunisian dead
The Berlin attack suspect Anis Amri (pictured) has been shot dead after a gunfight with police in Milan, Italian police have said
The Berlin attack suspect has been shot dead after a gunfight with police in Milan, Italian police have said
Pictures emerged this morning of the terrorist lying dead in the street having been shot by Italian police
Anis Amri can be seen wearing a dark jacket and standing in front of a river as he delivers his chilling speech, warning he wants to become a martyr
Anis Amri can be seen wearing a dark jacket and standing in front of a river as he delivers his chilling speech, warning he wants to become a martyr
Luca Scata has been named as the hero police officer who gunned Amri down this morning
Luca Scata has been named as the hero police officer who gunned Amri down this morning
Police officers Christian Movio (pictured right) is recovering in hospital after being shot in the shoulder by Anis Amri in the early hours of this morning
A weapon used in the shootout is marked as evidence as it lays on the ground. Police are investigating whether it was also used to shoot the Polish truck driver murdered by Amri
Italian police released this picture showing how a gunshot fired by Amri had hit the bullet-proof vest worn by officer Christian Movio
A shoot out took place at about 3am local time and Amri was reportedly heard shouting 'Allahu Akbar' as he tried to flee and police opened fire
Items left on the road included a pistol and a backpack. Amri's body was covered up as forensics scoured the scene
Authorities believe Amri, who used at least six different aliases with three nationalities, was trying to flee to southern Italy where he had entered Europe in 2011
Amri was captured on CCTV outside the place of worship in the city's Moabit neighbourhood
The sighting was just eight hours after the Christmas market massacre
Images show a man in dark clothing and a cap standing in a doorway in the early hours of Tuesday, German public broadcaster rbb reported
The door was seen hanging on its hinges, and a rudimentary attempt to fix it, with pieces of wood and masking tape appeared to have been abandoned
A window in the hall outside the mosque, which was covered with graffiti and dirt, had been smashed
At dawn forensics officers removed the body and began photographing bullets strewn across the ground from the shoot-out. There were also blood-soaked clothes and tissues
Amri ran for cover and cowered behind a car before being shot dead by trainee officer Luca Sciappa who had reportedly only been in the job for a matter of months
Investigation: The body of Anis Amri was moved into a van at dawn this morning as officials examined the scene
On the run: Amri had been running from police since Monday night after going on the rampage with a lorry on Monday
Just two hours after the attack happened, Lutz Bachmann, who heads the anti-immigrant PEGIDA group, tweeted that he had 'internal police information' that the perpetrator was a Tunisian
Lorry driver Lukasz Urban (pictured above) was found dead in the passenger seat of is lorry after the massacre. He is believed to have fought to regain control of the truck from Amri as it sped towards revellers
Angela Merkel confirmed it was being treated as a terrorist attack
Dalia Elyakim, from Herzliya, Israel, was named as the first victim of the massacre. Her husband Rami, pictured with her, is fighting for his life
Investigation: Forensics were called to the scene after the Berlin lorry killer was shot dead
Police had received a tip-off that Amri was in Milan before he turned up at a train station in Milan
Earlier today police arrested two men at the mosque where Europe's most wanted man was allegedly seen just eight hours after driving a 25-ton lorry into a crowd at a Christmas market
The men, one of whom was in traditional Muslim dress, wrestled with police, shouted expletives and lashed out at journalists and members of the public as they were bundled away
Trainee policeman Luca Scatà (pictured) is just a few months into the job yet still managed to chase down and shoot dead Europe’s most wanted man Anis Amri, 24
Italian Interior Minister Marco Minniti, left, is flanked by Rome's prefect Franco Gabrielli as he speaks during a news conference in Rome
Italian police cordon off an area around the body of Anis Amri after a shoot-out with police
Islamic books and pamphlets were stored in a cupboard inside the mosque in the Moabit area
The family had urged Amri to hand himself in to police when he was named as the world's most wanted man in connection to the killing of 12 people in Berlin
The family had urged Amri to hand himself in to police when he was named as the world's most wanted man in connection to the killing of 12 people in Berlin
Seconds from disaster: Dashcam footage shows the hijacked truck (circled in red) speeding past waiting cars as it careers towards the pedestrianised street
A wanted notice for a Tunisian suspect in the truck attack on a Christmas market in Berlin says the man should be considered armed and dangerous
Close up: The shattered glass on the windshield of a truck shown after it ploughed through the Christmas market. A wreath and part of a market stall was embedded inside
Manhunt: German authorities offered a 100,000 euro (£84,000) reward for information leading to his capture - but for 12 hours his face was blurred because of their privacy rules
Evidence: Pictures from the scene appear to show a weapon lying on the road near a backpack
Nigel Farage, pictured in New York last week, has said the free movement zone in the EU must be scrapped after the Berlin market attacker fled across borders to France and Italy
German authorities took a day to find Amri's wallet in the truck and only confirmed his fingerprints were inside yesterday
Police were raiding addresses all over Germany, pictured in Dortmund, when Amri had already left the country
First picture: Naved B, a Pakistani asylum seeker, was arrested after the attack - he had nothing to do with it but it took police 18 hours to work it out
Nigel Farage said the ease with which Amri moved around Europe proved the Schengen Area was a 'risk to public safety'
http://video.dailymail.co.uk/video/mol/2016/12/23/2134612582421346105/1024x576_MP4_2134612582421346105.mp4
Video shows Berlin attacker Anis Amri pledging allegiance to ISIS
http://video.dailymail.co.uk/video/mol/2016/12/23/6122127089433884215/1024x576_MP4_6122127089433884215.mp4
Forensics officers scour the scene after Milan shooting
http://video.dailymail.co.uk/video/mol/2016/12/23/752428698585578514/1024x576_MP4_752428698585578514.mp4
Italy: 'The man killed is without a shadow of a doubt, Anis Amri'
http://video.dailymail.co.uk/video/mol/2016/12/23/5037181737820965255/1024x576_MP4_5037181737820965255.mp4
Body of Anis Amri lies in road after shoot-out with Milan police
source:http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4061096/Danish-police-say-man-matching-description-Berlin-lorry-attack-suspect-seen-Aalborg.html
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