Italy points Tunisians with tires from Amri

rome - Italy has expelled two Tunisians who had contact Anis Amri, the Tunisian suicide bomber who killed at a Christmas market in Berlin twelve people in December 2016. The Tunisians are Saturday off because they would bring the state at risk, according to the Italian Interior Ministry.

Amri drove on December 19 with a hijacked truck over a Christmas market in the center of Berlin, where he ran over some people. Via the Netherlands, Belgium and France, he fled to Italy, where he pulled a gun on an identity check in Milan and was slain in a shootout with police.

Italy, according to figures from the Ministry in January 2015 147 people expelled suspected of extremism.