Prosecutor: Detention extended 1 month for 10th man detained in Paris attacks
A man identified Ayoub B. is the 10th person detained in Belgium for his or her role in November's bloody, coordinated attacks in the French capital that killed 130 people.
He was arrested December 30 in the Molenbeek area north of Brussels and charged with terrorist murder and participation in the activities of a terrorist organization, the federal prosecutor said last week in a statement.
The arrest came as authorities searched a house in Molenbeek, an impoverished suburb of Brussels with a history of links to terrorist plots.
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That raid led to the seizure of about 10 cell phones, but no weapons or explosives.
While authorities have not detailed what they believe Ayoub B. did, the charges against him suggest that prosecutors suspect him of a notable role in some or all of the massacres at the Bataclan concert venue, the Stade de France in Saint-Denis, restaurants and cafes.
Given that, it's perhaps little surprise that 'the pretrial Chamber of the Brussels Tribunal has prolonged (the detention of Ayoub B.) for a one-month period,' according to a prosecutor's statement Tuesday.
Survivors of the Paris attacks: What they saw
The arrest came as authorities searched a house in Molenbeek, an impoverished suburb of Brussels with a history of links to terrorist plots. That raid led to the seizure of about 10 cell phones, but no weapons or explosives. Given that, it's perhaps little surprise that 'the pretrial Chamber of the Brussels Tribunal has prolonged (the detention of Ayoub B.) for a one-month period,' according to a prosecutor's statement Tuesday. That raid led to the seizure of about 10 cell phones, but no weapons or explosives. He was arrested December 30 in the Molenbeek area north of Brussels and charged with terrorist murder and participation in the activities of a terrorist organization, the federal prosecutor said last week in a statement. A man identified Ayoub B. is the 10th person detained in Belgium for his or her role in November's bloody, coordinated attacks in the French capital that killed 130 people. Given that, it's perhaps little surprise that 'the pretrial Chamber of the Brussels Tribunal has prolonged (the detention of Ayoub B.) for a one-month period,' according to a prosecutor's statement Tuesday. Given that, it's perhaps little surprise that 'the pretrial Chamber of the Brussels Tribunal has prolonged (the detention of Ayoub B.) for a one-month period,' according to a prosecutor's statement Tuesday. The arrest came as authorities searched a house in Molenbeek, an impoverished suburb of Brussels with a history of links to terrorist plots. Survivors of the Paris attacks: What they saw Given that, it's perhaps little surprise that 'the pretrial Chamber of the Brussels Tribunal has prolonged (the detention of Ayoub B.) for a one-month period,' according to a prosecutor's statement Tuesday. Given that, it's perhaps little surprise that 'the pretrial Chamber of the Brussels Tribunal has prolonged (the detention of Ayoub B.) for a one-month period,' according to a prosecutor's statement Tuesday. While authorities have not detailed what they believe Ayoub B. did, the charges against him suggest that prosecutors suspect him of a notable role in some or all of the massacres at the Bataclan concert venue, the Stade de France in Saint-Denis, restaurants and cafes. Survivors of the Paris attacks: What they saw That raid led to the seizure of about 10 cell phones, but no weapons or explosives. That raid led to the seizure of about 10 cell phones, but no weapons or explosives. Given that, it's perhaps little surprise that 'the pretrial Chamber of the Brussels Tribunal has prolonged (the detention of Ayoub B.) for a one-month period,' according to a prosecutor's statement Tuesday. Given that, it's perhaps little surprise that 'the pretrial Chamber of the Brussels Tribunal has prolonged (the detention of Ayoub B.) for a one-month period,' according to a prosecutor's statement Tuesday. Survivors of the Paris attacks: What they saw A man identified Ayoub B. is the 10th person detained in Belgium for his or her role in November's bloody, coordinated attacks in the French capital that killed 130 people. While authorities have not detailed what they believe Ayoub B. did, the charges against him suggest that prosecutors suspect him of a notable role in some or all of the massacres at the Bataclan concert venue, the Stade de France in Saint-Denis, restaurants and cafes. That raid led to the seizure of about 10 cell phones, but no weapons or explosives. A man identified Ayoub B. is the 10th person detained in Belgium for his or her role in November's bloody, coordinated attacks in the French capital that killed 130 people. He was arrested December 30 in the Molenbeek area north of Brussels and charged with terrorist murder and participation in the activities of a terrorist organization, the federal prosecutor said last week in a statement. He was arrested December 30 in the Molenbeek area north of Brussels and charged with terrorist murder and participation in the activities of a terrorist organization, the federal prosecutor said last week in a statement. He was arrested December 30 in the Molenbeek area north of Brussels and charged with terrorist murder and participation in the activities of a terrorist organization, the federal prosecutor said last week in a statement.
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