Berlin Attack: Germany To Offer Reward For Information

The German government has announced that they will offer a €100 000 reward for anyone that can provide information about the prime suspect in the Berlin terror attack on Monday.

The terror attack rocked the world, after a man drove a truck into the crowds at a Christmas market in Berlin.

The attack killed 12 people, and injured many others.

German prosecutors named their prime suspect in the attack on Wednesday. They said they believe the person responsible iis 24-year-old Tunisian national, Anis Amri.

The government announced that the federal prosecutors office will reward anyone with information leading to the successful arrest of Amri with €100 000.

They also cautioned that Amri could be armed and dangerous and that he has used false names in the past.

They said that he hd on occasion used at least six different names and three different nationalities.