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Man Held in Berlin After Body of Refugee, 4, Is Found in Car, Police Say Man Held in Berlin After Body of Refugee, 4, Is Found in Car, Police Say
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BERLIN — The police in Berlin said on Thursday that they had arrested a 32-year-old male suspect following the discovery in his car of the body of a 4-year-old boy who disappeared after he was separated from his family in the chaos outside the city’s main refugee registration center. BERLIN — The police in Berlin said on Thursday that they had arrested a 32-year-old male suspect following the discovery in his car of a body believed to be that of a 4-year-old boy who disappeared after he was separated from his family in the chaos outside the city’s main refugee registration center.
The police said in a statement that the suspect was being questioned in connection with the boy’s disappearance, but they declined to give any further information pending the outcome of the investigation and autopsy.The police said in a statement that the suspect was being questioned in connection with the boy’s disappearance, but they declined to give any further information pending the outcome of the investigation and autopsy.
The boy, identified as Mohamed Januzi, was first reported missing on Oct. 1. He was separated from his mother and siblings as they waited in the crush of several thousand people who gather each day in the courtyard outside the Berlin Office of Health and Social Affairs to submit asylum applications. The missing boy, identified as Mohamed Januzi, was first reported to have disappeared on Oct. 1. He was separated from his mother and siblings as they waited in the crush of several thousand people who gather each day in the courtyard outside the Berlin Office of Health and Social Affairs to submit asylum applications.
Mohamed’s case has come to symbolize the dangers for migrants when officials are overwhelmed, and many in Germany have expressed concerns about the strain on resources with more than 800,000 people expected to seek asylum in the country this year.Mohamed’s case has come to symbolize the dangers for migrants when officials are overwhelmed, and many in Germany have expressed concerns about the strain on resources with more than 800,000 people expected to seek asylum in the country this year.
An initial video showing the boy leaving the area while holding a man’s hand on the day he was reported missing helped the police and prosecutors search for the child.An initial video showing the boy leaving the area while holding a man’s hand on the day he was reported missing helped the police and prosecutors search for the child.
This week, prosecutors released a second video showing the man walking along the street in the neighborhood near the center and offered a reward for information regarding his identity.This week, prosecutors released a second video showing the man walking along the street in the neighborhood near the center and offered a reward for information regarding his identity.