France Holds Two Over Possible Brussels Attacker Link
French police are holding two people suspected of being associated with the Islamist gunman who shot dead two Swedish football fans in Brussels earlier this month, anti-terror prosecutors said Monday. French police are holding two people suspected of being linked to the Islamist gunman who shot dead two Swedish football fans in Brussels earlier this month. The suspects, who live in the Paris region, were among four people arrested last week as part of an investigation into possible accomplices of Abdesalem Lassoued, who was himself fatally shot in a police operation later. The two other suspects were released without charges. French prosecutors have opened a formal investigation into a suspected "criminal terrorist conspiracy" after receiving information from the Belgian judiciary. The investigation is ongoing.
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French police are holding two people suspected of being associated with the Islamist gunman who shot dead two Swedish football fans in Brussels earlier this month, anti-terror prosecutors said Monday.
The suspects were presented to a judge on Monday with a view to bringing potential charges for membership in a terrorist organisation, they told AFP.
The two suspects, who reside in the Paris region, were among four people arrested last week as part of an investigation into possible accomplices of Abdesalem Lassoued who killed the fans just before the start of a Belgium-Sweden international football match and was himself fatally shot in a police operation later. The two other suspects were released without charges. French prosecutors said they opened a formal investigation into a suspected "criminal terrorist conspiracy" after receiving information on the case from the Belgian judiciary. The investigation into the exact nature of the two suspects' links with Lassoued was ongoing, said the prosecutors, who recommended they be held in custody pending the outcome of the probe.
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