Interview with resident in Berlin market attacker Anis Amri's apartment building

The transcript captures a resident's reaction to a police raid in their Berlin neighborhood. Initially shocked by the news, the resident discusses their lack of awareness about the ongoing situation and the mosque's presence. They express concerns about safety, especially being alone during the holidays, and reflect on the quiet nature of the community. Despite the unsettling events, the resident notes that their daily life was largely unaffected until the recent police activity.

What was the narrator's initial reaction to the news about the events in their neighborhood?

• They were angry and upset.

• They were well-informed and expected it.

• They were indifferent.

• They were shocked and surprised.

How did the narrator describe their interaction with people involved in the events?

• They avoided them intentionally.

• They were close friends with them.

• They had no interaction with them.

• They frequently interacted with them.

What did the narrator mention about past incidents in the area?

• They knew about a similar raid years ago.

• They were aware of all past incidents.

• They had no knowledge of any past incidents.

• They were involved in past incidents.

How did the narrator feel about the mosque's impact on their daily life?

• It had no impact at all.

• It was a constant source of noise.

• It was somewhat noticeable.

• It was very disruptive.

What was the narrator's sense of safety after learning about the suspects?

• They felt not very safe.

• They felt somewhat safe.

• They felt very safe.

• They felt completely unsafe.