German police believe they arrested wrong
man after attack: Die Welt
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[December 20, 2016]
BERLIN
(Reuters) - German police think that the man from Pakistan who was
arrested as a suspect in the attack on a Berlin Christmas market that
killed 12 people on Monday was not the actual perpetrator, Die Welt
newspaper reported, citing senior security sources. |

A general view shows the scene where a truck ploughed into a crowded
Christmas market in the German capital last night in Berlin, Germany,
December 20, 2016 REUTERS/Fabrizio Bensch |
"We have the
wrong man," said a senior police chief. "And therefore a new
situation. The true perpetrator is still armed, at large and can
cause fresh damage," the paper quoted the source as saying.
(Reporting by Michelle Martin; Writing by Madeline Chambers)
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