10 arrested in French-Swiss anti-terror operation snoots
Two of the suspects were arrested on suspicion of having links to ISIS, according to the Office of the Attorney General of Switzerland.
The two -- a 27-year-old Swiss man and a 23-year-old Colombian woman -- had been on the radar of Swiss authorities, the office said.
France ended a state of emergency last week, replacing it with a controversial security law.
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The new measure allows police additional powers to search properties as well as close mosques or other locations suspected of being used for preaching hatred.
The move came two years after a state of emergency was first introduced in the aftermath of the Paris terror attack in November 2015 that killed 130 people.
The new measure allows police additional powers to search properties as well as close mosques or other locations suspected of being used for preaching hatred. France ended a state of emergency last week, replacing it with a controversial security law. Two of the suspects were arrested on suspicion of having links to ISIS, according to the Office of the Attorney General of Switzerland. The new measure allows police additional powers to search properties as well as close mosques or other locations suspected of being used for preaching hatred. The two -- a 27-year-old Swiss man and a 23-year-old Colombian woman -- had been on the radar of Swiss authorities, the office said. The new measure allows police additional powers to search properties as well as close mosques or other locations suspected of being used for preaching hatred. Two of the suspects were arrested on suspicion of having links to ISIS, according to the Office of the Attorney General of Switzerland. Two of the suspects were arrested on suspicion of having links to ISIS, according to the Office of the Attorney General of Switzerland. Two of the suspects were arrested on suspicion of having links to ISIS, according to the Office of the Attorney General of Switzerland. The two -- a 27-year-old Swiss man and a 23-year-old Colombian woman -- had been on the radar of Swiss authorities, the office said. The move came two years after a state of emergency was first introduced in the aftermath of the Paris terror attack in November 2015 that killed 130 people. France ended a state of emergency last week, replacing it with a controversial security law. The two -- a 27-year-old Swiss man and a 23-year-old Colombian woman -- had been on the radar of Swiss authorities, the office said. The move came two years after a state of emergency was first introduced in the aftermath of the Paris terror attack in November 2015 that killed 130 people. France ended a state of emergency last week, replacing it with a controversial security law. France ended a state of emergency last week, replacing it with a controversial security law. The new measure allows police additional powers to search properties as well as close mosques or other locations suspected of being used for preaching hatred. Two of the suspects were arrested on suspicion of having links to ISIS, according to the Office of the Attorney General of Switzerland. The move came two years after a state of emergency was first introduced in the aftermath of the Paris terror attack in November 2015 that killed 130 people. The move came two years after a state of emergency was first introduced in the aftermath of the Paris terror attack in November 2015 that killed 130 people. France ended a state of emergency last week, replacing it with a controversial security law. The new measure allows police additional powers to search properties as well as close mosques or other locations suspected of being used for preaching hatred. Two of the suspects were arrested on suspicion of having links to ISIS, according to the Office of the Attorney General of Switzerland. The two -- a 27-year-old Swiss man and a 23-year-old Colombian woman -- had been on the radar of Swiss authorities, the office said. Two of the suspects were arrested on suspicion of having links to ISIS, according to the Office of the Attorney General of Switzerland. The move came two years after a state of emergency was first introduced in the aftermath of the Paris terror attack in November 2015 that killed 130 people. The new measure allows police additional powers to search properties as well as close mosques or other locations suspected of being used for preaching hatred. The new measure allows police additional powers to search properties as well as close mosques or other locations suspected of being used for preaching hatred. Two of the suspects were arrested on suspicion of having links to ISIS, according to the Office of the Attorney General of Switzerland. The move came two years after a state of emergency was first introduced in the aftermath of the Paris terror attack in November 2015 that killed 130 people. The new measure allows police additional powers to search properties as well as close mosques or other locations suspected of being used for preaching hatred. Two of the suspects were arrested on suspicion of having links to ISIS, according to the Office of the Attorney General of Switzerland. France ended a state of emergency last week, replacing it with a controversial security law. France ended a state of emergency last week, replacing it with a controversial security law. The new measure allows police additional powers to search properties as well as close mosques or other locations suspected of being used for preaching hatred.
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