Italian policeman who shot dead the Berlin killer is at risk of a revenge attack by jihadis

Lorry driver Lukasz City was discovered useless within the passenger seat after the bloodbath

Monday

Between 3pm and 4pm: Polish lorry driver Lukasz City, 37, has his lorry hijacked. He was on his means again to his truck from a kebab store when he was ambushed.

8pm - The truck is pushed into a big crowd of individuals at exterior the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church within the centre of Berlin. City's physique was discovered within the passenger seat after the attackers fled. He had been shot and stabbed, however authorities imagine he was alive when the truck ploughed into the gang. Twelve folks had been killed and 50 extra had been injured.

9pm - A Pakistani man is arrested a mile-and-a-half from the scene, after witnesses claimed to have seen him leaving the truck. It was revealed that he had entered Germany below a false identify in February.

The suspect was arrested a mile-and-a-half from the scene of the atrocity, after witnesses claimed to have seen him getting out of the truck

10.16pm - Controversial far-right activist Lutz Bachmann, who heads the anti-immigrant PEGIDA group, tweeted on Monday night time that he had 'inside police data' that the perpetrator was a Tunisian. 

Tuesday

4am - Police raid a refugee camp at Tempelhof, believed to be the place the Pakistani suspect resided. 

8am - The suspect is known as as Naved B, a 23-year-old man from Pakistan, however police later reveal that the person has denied any involvement within the assault and urged folks to be vigilant.

Angela Merkel confirmed it was being handled as a terrorist assault

10am - German chancellor Angela Merkel confirms the assault is being handled as an act of terrorism.

12pm - Germany's inside minister, Thomas de Maizière, confirms that 18 of the 50 folks damage within the assault had been 'very significantly injured'.

1.20pm - Police admit that they've arrested the flawed man. A senior officer says: 'The true perpetrator remains to be armed, at massive and may trigger contemporary harm.'

6.50pm - Authorities verify that the wrongly-arrested man has been launched.

ISIS claims accountability for the assault, releasing a press release which describes the lorry driver as a 'soldier' and praised him for 'concentrating on nationals of the coalition nations'.

Wednesday

It's revealed that police are in search of a Tunisian man, named as Anis Amri, after his ID was discovered below the driving force's seat. It emerged that the failed asylum seeker, who had a 100,000 euro reward on his head, had been below the surveillance of German intelligence for a number of months, and had been arrested 3 times this 12 months, however deportation papers had been by no means served. Stories in Germany recommend intelligence companies had misplaced observe of him weeks in the past.

A cousin of Naveed Baluch, the wrongly accused suspect, was 'mentally unfit' and had not been heard from since he was launched. His cousin Waheed informed MailOnline he was 'very nervous' concerning the lacking man. 

Thursday

Dalia Elyakim, from Herzliya, Israel, was named as the primary sufferer of the bloodbath. Her husband Rami, pictured along with her, is combating for his life

An Israeli girl grew to become the primary named sufferer of the Berlin lorry bloodbath. Dalia Elyakim, from Herzliya, Israel, was along with her husband Rami when the atrocity occurred. Rami was in hospital combating for his life. 

The market the place the bloodbath occurred reopened, with heightened safety. Stalls on Breitscheidplatz sq. opened once more three days after the 25-tonne lorry was used as a weapon to kill and maim buyers. 

The market, within the centre of Berlin, reopened on Thursday morning with heightened safety, three days after the bloodbath

Two of Amri's brothers, Walid and Abdelkader, mentioned they believed he had been radicalised in jail in Italy, and Abdelkader informed reporers: 'I ask him to show himself in to the police. Whether it is proved that he's concerned, we dissociate ourselves from it.'

Two males had been arrested after a police raid at a mosque in Berlin's Moabit neighbourhood, the place Amri was allegedly captured on CCTV simply eight hours after the mass killing.

Friday

3am - Amri was shot useless in Milan. He instantly produced a gun when approached by police. In a press convention at 9.45am, the Italian Inside minister, Marco Minniti, mentioned Amri instantly produced a gun when approached by police and shot an officer throughout a routine patrol. The Tunisian was then killed, and there may be 'completely little doubt' that the person was Amri, Minniti mentioned.

It has emerged that German police are linking Amri to the homicide of a 16-year-old German boy in Hamburg two months in the past. ISIS claimed accountability for the October 16 knife assault which killed , recognized by authorities as Victor E. He has additionally beforehand been jailed in his native Tunisia for hijacking a truck.

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