MILAN - The Milan policemen who shot dead the suspect in the Berlin Christmas market truck attack were carrying out a routine patrol and had no information that he was in Milan, the city's police chief said on Friday. The suspect, Tunisian Anis Amri, was shot at around 3 a.m. by two officers who spotted him standing near a train station in a Milan suburb. 'We had no intelligence that he could be in Milan,' police chief Antonio De Iesu said at a news conference. 'They had no perception that it could be him otherwise they would have been much more cautious.'
