GERMANY-SYRIA-ATTACK-SUICIDE-POLICE-MIGRATION

Overall view shows of a press conference on Jaber al-Bakr's suicide, a Syrian bomb plot suspect, with (Center L-R) Saxony's chief public prosecutor, Klaus Fleischmann, head of penal system department at Saxony's Ministry of Justice, Willi Schmid, head of the prison in the eastern German city of Leipzig, Rolf Jacob, Saxony's state minister of Justice, Sebastian Gemkow, and press spokesmen of Saxony's state minister of Justice, Joerg Herold, on October 13, 2016 in Dresden, eastern Germany. German authorities were under pressure to explain how a Syrian suspect detained over a bomb plot could have committed suicide in jail, seriously hampering investigations into the alleged planned attack. The death in custody marks a second official "fiasco" after police commandos earlier botched the arrest of Jaber al-Bakr, sparking a nationwide weekend-long manhunt that only ended when the suspect's compatriots captured and handed him in to officers. / AFP / Frank Dehlis (Photo credit should read FRANK DEHLIS/AFP via Getty Images)