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  • By: Shayla Vize
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The suspect in the Berlin Christmas market attack is reportedly dead following an early morning shootout in Italy.

An Italian news agency says Anis Amri was killed after he pulled a gun from his backpack when he was asked to show identity papers during a routine police check in Milan.

Italy’s Interior Minister Marco Minniti says the man killed by officers is “without a shadow of doubt” the 24-year-old man believed to be responsible for the deadly market attack.

Twelve people were killed and dozens more injured when a truck smashed into the popular Christmas market outside the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church in Berlin, Germany on December 19.

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