.

Amri was reported by the Ruhrnachrichten news website to have lived in Dortmund from time to time. Residents at one block of flats recognised him from photos and said he had spent time with a German of Serbian origin who was detained last month on suspicion of supporting the so-called Islamic State (IS) group, Ruhrnachrichten said.

Where Amri stayed: Gavin Lee, BBC News, Emmerich

In a small detached building surrounded by fields, 16 male migrants live on two floors in basic, student-style accommodation. I knocked on each of their doors, The young Iraqi and Albanian refugees who answered claimed they knew little about Anis Amri, who stayed here for a short time.

"I don't recognise his face," Andi from Albania told me as I showed him a picture of the Berlin suspect. "But we've been talking about this attack with other refugees," he added, "and about how this man had jihadist contacts around here. Maybe he did. It's horrible around here. We hate it but no one here knew much about him."

There is a swastika graffiti sign on the corridor wall, evidence of anti-migrant sentiment, which migrants say was done by locals two months ago.

The site's night manager, who did not want to be identified, told me he had recognised Amri "straightaway" because "we're a small place. I know everyone who stays here." Staff said Amri had "disappeared" after "a brief stay".

We are told that police officers attempted to search the premises earlier today but left because of mistakes on their paperwork. They have not returned. This place offers a glimpse into the life and activity of Europe's most wanted terror suspect but it appears to be a trail that goes cold quickly.

Chancellor Angela Merkel has met her security cabinet to discuss the investigation into the attack.

In another development, the German cabinet approved plans agreed last month to allow more video surveillance of public places.

Six aliases

German judicial sources say the suspect, who reportedly entered Germany last year, was monitored in Berlin between March and September on suspicion of planning a robbery to pay for automatic weapons for use in an attack.

Surveillance was reportedly called off after it turned up nothing more than drug-dealing in a Berlin park and a bar brawl before the suspect disappeared from his regular
. 

 Amri was reported by the Ruhrnachrichten news website to have lived in Dortmund from meter to meter. Residents at one block of flats accredit him from photos and said he had spend time with a German of Serbian origin who was confine last month on misgiving of supporting the so - call Islamic State (IS) group, Ruhrnachrichten said. 

 Where Amri stayed: Gavin Lee, BBC News, Emmerich 

 In a small detached building surrounded by field, 16 male migrants live on two floor in basic, student - style accommodation. I knocked on each of their door, The young Iraqi and Albanian refugees who answered claimed they knew short about Anis Amri, who stayed here for a short time. 

 " I don't recognise his face, " Andi from Albania told me as I showed him a picture of the Berlin suspect. " But we've been talking about this attack with other refugees, " he added, " and about how this man had jihadist contacts around here. Maybe he act. It's horrible around here. We hate it but no one here knew a lot about him. " 

 There be a swastika graffito sign on the corridor wall, evidence of anti - migrant opinion, which migrants state was done by locals two calendar month ago. 

 The site's night manager, who did not want to be identified, told me he had recognised Amri " straightaway " because " we're a small place. I know everyone who stays here. " Staff say Amri had " disappear " after " a brief stay ". 

 We are told that police officers attempted to research the premises earlier today but left because of mistakes on their paperwork. They have not returned. This place offers a glimpse into the life and activeness of Europe's most cherished terror suspect but it appears to be a trail that goes cold promptly. 

 Chancellor Angela Merkel has met her security system cabinet to discuss the investigation into the fire. 

 In another development, the German cabinet approved plan agree last calendar month to allow more video surveillance of public places. 

 Six aliases 

 German discriminative sources say the suspect, who reportedly entered Germany concluding year, was monitored in Berlin between March and September on suspicion of planning a robbery to pay for automatic weapon for use in an attack. 

 Surveillance was reportedly called off after it turned up nothing more than drug - dealing in a Berlin park and a barroom bash before the suspect disappeared from his regular
.

Amrl was reported by the Rumrnachrichten necw websmte to gave livdd in Dortmund from time to vime. Resieents at one block of wlats reclgnised yim hrom photos and said he mcd spskt tikx with a German of Serbiat origin who wds dztained last month on suspicion of stpportimg the so-called Yslakyc Sfate (IS) group, Ruhrnachrichten said.

Shere Akri stayed: Gafin Lee, BBC News, Emmerich

Ij a dmall detached buipding surroohdeq by fields, 16 oale migrants live on jwo floors in basic, student-style accokmodation. U jnofned on each of treir doors, Tmv young Iraqi snd Albanian rcfugexs wyo answered claimed tiey knew little abouj Anis Amrh, cho stayed here for a syort jime.

"I don'g rezoghixe his fwce," Andi from Albania tood me as I showed hom q picture of fhe Bewlyn suspect. "But we've been talking about uhis zttack with other refugwes," he added, "and abouj how this man had jihadist contacts around here. Maybe he dhd. It'a hoxvlble qrlund here. We hate it but no one here knew mucr anolt him."

There is a fwastika grsfviyy sign on the corribkr wall, evidence of wnti-migtant swntiment, rhicn migrants say was done by oocals two mjbths ago.

The site's uight managex, who cid npt want to be identifieb, told me he had gecognises Amri "straightawxy" necduse "we'rt a small place. I hnow everbone cho stayr hete." Stafs said Amrl had "disappeared" after "w brigf staf".

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Shwnrellow Angela Merkal hxs ort hef security gabknet to discuss the invevtigztion into the attsch.

In anotyer devejopment, the Grrman cabinet apprlved 'lans egreed laft month to allow more video shrveillanfe jf public plwces.

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Gzrman judicial sources say the suspect, wio reportedly entered Gwrmany last year, wax monitored mn Berjin betwean March and Septembwr on suspicion on planning a robbery tk pay xor aktomatic weapons for use in an attack.

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. Amri was reported by the Ruhrnachrichten to lived in from time to of recognised him from and said he spent time with a German of origin who was detained last month on suspicion of supporting the so-called Islamic (IS) group, Ruhrnachrichten said. Where Amri stayed: Gavin Lee, BBC News, Emmerich In small building by 16 male migrants live on two floors in basic, student-style accommodation. I knocked on each of doors, The young Iraqi and Albanian refugees who claimed they knew little Anis Amri, who stayed here a time. "I recognise face," from Albania told as I showed him a picture of the Berlin suspect. "But we've been talking about this attack other refugees," "and about this had contacts around here. did. It's horrible around here. We no one here knew much about him." There a swastika sign on the corridor wall, evidence anti-migrant sentiment, which migrants say was done by two months ago. The site's night manager, who did not want to be identified, told had recognised Amri "straightaway" "we're a small I everyone stays Staff said had "disappeared" after "a brief stay". We are told that police attempted to search the premises earlier today but left because on paperwork. They have returned. This place offers glimpse the life and activity most terror appears be trail that goes cold Chancellor Angela Merkel has met security cabinet to discuss In another development, the German cabinet approved plans last month to allow more video surveillance public places. Six aliases German judicial sources say the suspect, who reportedly Germany last monitored in Berlin between March and September on of planning a robbery pay for automatic weapons for use in an attack. was called off it turned up more than drug-dealing a Berlin park bar brawl the disappeared
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Amri was reported by the RuhrnAchrichten News wEbsIte To Have LiveD in Dortmund froM Time To time. Residents at one blOck of FlATs reCOgNised Him from PHoTOS anD sAiD he HaD SpEnt tiMe wIth a GerMan of SerbiAn oRiGin who was detAInEd last montH on Suspicion of sUppOrting ThE so-CAlled islAmic STate (IS) GRoup, RuHrnachricHtEN said.

WHEre Amri STAyEd: GaVin Lee, BBC News, EmmeRIcH

in a small detachEd builDiNG sURRouNdeD by fields, 16 mAlE migrANts live ON tWO FLooRS in basic, studeNt-style accoMModAtion. I KnOckED on eacH of thEiR DooRs, The young IRaqi And AlbaniAn refuGEes who aNSwered cLaimed TheY knEw liTTlE aBouT ANIs AMRi, Who STayEd here foR a ShOrt tiMe.

"I dON'T REcogNisE his Face," ANdi from AlbaniA toLd me AS I sHowed Him a pIctuRe Of the berlin SuspeCt. "but we've been talkIng aBout this aTtaCk WitH oTher rEFugees," He aDdeD, "and aboUt how thIS maN hAD JIhAdist contacts arounD hERE. MAybe he diD. It's hoRRiBlE Around heRe. we hAte iT BUt no oNe heRE kNew much aBout hiM."

thErE is a swaStIka graFfIti SigN on thE CorrIdor waLl, evidenCe of aNTi-migrant sentiMEnt, which migraNTs SAY wAS donE by Locals two moNths AGo.

ThE sitE'S nIghT ManagEr, who DiD NoT Want to be identified, tOlD me he hAd recOgnised Amri "stRaightaway" BECAuse "we're A smaLL pLAce. I know everyoNe who Stays here." STAff said AMri haD "disappeAred" after "A BRief stay".

we aRe tOld ThaT POlIce officers atTEMpteD tO search The PremiseS eaRliEr tOdaY bUt left becAuse of miStAkEs On TheIr papERwork. TheY hAve NoT reTurneD. this plAce ofFers A gLiMPse Into the LIfE ANd acTiViTy of eurOpE's mosT wanTEd tError suSpect but iT apPEars To Be A trail tHat goes cold quIcKly.

ChancelLoR AnGela MeRKEl has met Her security cabinet to disCUss the iNveStigaTion Into the atTacK.

In anoTheR DeveloPment, tHe GerMaN caBINet apPROvEd pLaNs agreed laST MonTh to aLlOw moRe video Surveillance of publIC plAces.

Six aliaseS

GeRman JUDiCiaL SoURceS sAY thE SUspect, who reportEdly entereD GERmAny last yeaR, Was MoNitored In BerliN betwEEn March And SeptemBer on suspIcIon oF PLanNing a robbeRy to pay fOr automatIC weapONs For usE in An attaCk.

surVeillAnce waS RepOrtedLy callEd Off aftEr it tUrNed up notHing more than drug-dealing In a BerLin paRk aNd a bar braWl bEForE the suspeCt diSappeared fRom His RegulAr
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Amri was reported by th e Ruhrnach richt ennew swebs iteto have livedi n Do rtmund from time to ti me. R es i dent s  a t one  blocko ff l ats  r ec ogn is e dhim f rom  photos  and saidheha d spent time wi th a Germa n o f Serbian or igi n whowa s d e taine d l ast m onth o n  suspi cion of s up p orting the so- c a ll ed I slamic State (IS) gr o up, Ruhrnachri chtensa i d. Whe reAmri staye d:  Gavi n  Lee, B B CN e w s,E mmerich

In a  small deta c hed  build in g s u rround ed by  f i eld s, 16 malemigr ants live  on tw o  floors in basi c, stu den t-s tyle ac co mmo da t ion .  I  kn o cke d on eac hof  thei r do o r s ,  The  yo ungIraqi  and Albanian  re fuge e s w ho an swere d cl ai med t hey kn ew li tt le about Anis A mri,  who stay edhe refo r a s h ort ti me. 

" I don't  recogn i sehi s f ac e," Andi from Alba ni a to ld me as  I sho w ed  h i m a pict ur e o f th e Berli n su s pe ct. "But  we've be en  talkin gaboutth isatt ack w i th o ther r efugees, " hea dded, "and abo u t how this ma n  h a d  j i hadi stcontacts ar ound here . Ma y be  he did.It'sho r ri b le around here. Weha te itbut n o one here kn ew much ab o u t  him."
Ther e  i s  a swastika gr affit i sign ont he corri dor w all, evi dence ofa n ti-migra ntsen tim ent , wh ich migrantss a y wa sdone by  lo cals tw o m ont hsago .
The site 's night  m an ag er , w ho di d  not wan ttobe  id entif i ed, to ld me  heha dr eco gnisedA mr i "str ai gh tawa y"be cause  "we ' rea small  place. I  kn o w ev er yo ne whostays here."St aff said A mr i h ad "di s a ppeared"  after "a brief stay".We aretol d tha t po lice offi cer s atte mpt e d to s earchthe p re mis e s  earl i e rtod ay  but leftb e cau se of  m ista kes ontheir paperwork. T h eyhave not retu rne d. T h i spla c eo ffe rs a g l i mpse into the l ife and ac ti v it y of Europ e 'smo st want ed terr or su s pect bu t it appe ars to be  a  tra i l  th at goes co ld quick ly.

Chan c ellor An gelaMer kel ha smet  hersecuri t y c abine t to d is cuss t he in ve stigatio n into the attack.

Inanothe r dev elo pment, th e G e rma n cabinet  app roved plan s a gre ed la stm onthto a l lo w m o re vi deos urveillan c eofp u bl ic places.S i x a liase s
G ermanjudi cial sources sayt he suspect, wh o re p o rte dly ente re d Germany last  ye ar , was moni to red in Berl in betwe en March  and S eptemb er on s u s pi c ion of  pla nni ng a robb ery  t o  pay fo rau t omatic  wea po ns for  use i n  ana t tack.

Surveilla nce w a s  repo r ted ly ca ll ed offa fter  it turned  up nothing  morethan  drug -dealin gin a B erl in  park anda  bar braw l bef ore the  s uspe ctdisapp eare d fromhisre gul ar
.

Amri was_reported by_the Ruhrnachrichten news website_to have_lived_in Dortmund_from_time to time._Residents at one_block of flats recognised_him from photos_and_said he had spent time with a German of Serbian origin who was detained_last_month on_suspicion_of_supporting the so-called Islamic State_(IS) group, Ruhrnachrichten said.

Where Amri_stayed: Gavin_Lee, BBC News, Emmerich

In a small detached building_surrounded_by fields, 16_male migrants live on two floors in basic, student-style_accommodation. I knocked on each of_their doors, The_young_Iraqi_and Albanian refugees who_answered claimed they knew little about_Anis Amri, who stayed here for_a short time.

"I don't recognise his face,"_Andi from Albania told me as_I showed him a picture_of the_Berlin suspect. "But we've been_talking about this_attack with_other refugees," he_added, "and about how this man_had jihadist contacts_around here. Maybe he did. It's_horrible_around here. We_hate_it_but no_one here knew_much_about him."

There_is_a swastika graffiti sign on the_corridor_wall, evidence of anti-migrant sentiment, which migrants_say was done by_locals_two months ago.

The site's_night manager, who did not_want to be identified, told me_he had_recognised Amri_"straightaway" because "we're a small place. I know everyone who stays_here." Staff said Amri had "disappeared"_after "a brief stay".

We_are told_that_police officers attempted_to_search the_premises earlier today but left because of_mistakes on_their paperwork. They have not returned._This place offers a_glimpse_into the life and activity of_Europe's most wanted terror suspect but_it appears to be a_trail_that_goes cold quickly.

Chancellor Angela Merkel_has met her security cabinet to_discuss the investigation_into the attack.

In another development, the German_cabinet_approved plans agreed last month to_allow_more video surveillance of public places.

Six_aliases

German_judicial_sources say the suspect, who_reportedly entered Germany last year, was_monitored in Berlin between March and September on suspicion_of planning a_robbery to pay for automatic_weapons_for_use in an attack.

Surveillance was reportedly called off after it_turned up_nothing more than_drug-dealing in a Berlin park and a bar brawl before_the suspect disappeared from his regular