Just like with every other Islamic terrorist suspect, the Berlin, Germany terror suspect has a past.

It’s not at all pretty.

Washington Post reports:

The prime suspect sought in the deadly attack on a Berlin Christmas market — a 24-year-old Tunisian migrant — was the subject of a terrorism probe in Germany earlier this year and was not deported even though his asylum bid was rejected, a senior German official said Wednesday.

The suspect — who went by numerous aliases but was identified by German authorities as Anis Amri — became the subject of a national manhunt after investigators discovered a wallet with his identity documents in the truck used in Monday’s attack that left 12 dead, two law enforcement officials told The Washington Post.

Meanwhile, a clearer portrait took shape of the suspect, including accusations that he had contact with a prominent Islamic State recruiter in Germany.

German authorities issued a 100,000 euro ($105,000) reward for information leading to his capture, warning citizens not to approach the 5-foot-8, 165-pound Amri, whom they described as “violent and armed.”

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The Germans rejected his asylum but didn’t deport him. They made him the subject of a terrorism probe but didn’t deport him.

And now 12 people are dead. Many more were injured.

When will the German people stand up and demand a competent government?

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