Man arrested in Spain in connection with 2015 Paris kosher market attack

The man, named as Antoine Denive, 27, was arrested in Malaga, Spain, in a joint operation by French and Spanish authorities, officials said Wednesday.

Two other people -- one from Montenegro and one from Serbia -- were arrested in Tuesday's operation, officials said. They were arrested on suspicion of arms trafficking, officials said.

Denive was said by authorities to be from the northern French city of Calais.



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Police said Denive left France after last year's attacks and stayed in Malaga, on the Mediterranean coast, where he continued his illegal activities using false identification documents.

Coulibaly killed four hostages in the supermarket before police shot him dead.

His attack followed one on the offices of the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo.

The terrorist attacks in Paris that January killed 17 people.

His attack followed one on the offices of the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo. Denive was said by authorities to be from the northern French city of Calais. Police said Denive left France after last year's attacks and stayed in Malaga, on the Mediterranean coast, where he continued his illegal activities using false identification documents. Two other people -- one from Montenegro and one from Serbia -- were arrested in Tuesday's operation, officials said. They were arrested on suspicion of arms trafficking, officials said. The man, named as Antoine Denive, 27, was arrested in Malaga, Spain, in a joint operation by French and Spanish authorities, officials said Wednesday. Denive was said by authorities to be from the northern French city of Calais. The terrorist attacks in Paris that January killed 17 people. Denive was said by authorities to be from the northern French city of Calais. The terrorist attacks in Paris that January killed 17 people. The man, named as Antoine Denive, 27, was arrested in Malaga, Spain, in a joint operation by French and Spanish authorities, officials said Wednesday. His attack followed one on the offices of the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo. Two other people -- one from Montenegro and one from Serbia -- were arrested in Tuesday's operation, officials said. They were arrested on suspicion of arms trafficking, officials said. The man, named as Antoine Denive, 27, was arrested in Malaga, Spain, in a joint operation by French and Spanish authorities, officials said Wednesday. The terrorist attacks in Paris that January killed 17 people. The terrorist attacks in Paris that January killed 17 people. The man, named as Antoine Denive, 27, was arrested in Malaga, Spain, in a joint operation by French and Spanish authorities, officials said Wednesday. Police said Denive left France after last year's attacks and stayed in Malaga, on the Mediterranean coast, where he continued his illegal activities using false identification documents. Denive was said by authorities to be from the northern French city of Calais. Police said Denive left France after last year's attacks and stayed in Malaga, on the Mediterranean coast, where he continued his illegal activities using false identification documents. The man, named as Antoine Denive, 27, was arrested in Malaga, Spain, in a joint operation by French and Spanish authorities, officials said Wednesday. The man, named as Antoine Denive, 27, was arrested in Malaga, Spain, in a joint operation by French and Spanish authorities, officials said Wednesday. Coulibaly killed four hostages in the supermarket before police shot him dead. Police said Denive left France after last year's attacks and stayed in Malaga, on the Mediterranean coast, where he continued his illegal activities using false identification documents. Police said Denive left France after last year's attacks and stayed in Malaga, on the Mediterranean coast, where he continued his illegal activities using false identification documents. Two other people -- one from Montenegro and one from Serbia -- were arrested in Tuesday's operation, officials said. They were arrested on suspicion of arms trafficking, officials said. The man, named as Antoine Denive, 27, was arrested in Malaga, Spain, in a joint operation by French and Spanish authorities, officials said Wednesday. Denive was said by authorities to be from the northern French city of Calais. Police said Denive left France after last year's attacks and stayed in Malaga, on the Mediterranean coast, where he continued his illegal activities using false identification documents. Denive was said by authorities to be from the northern French city of Calais. Coulibaly killed four hostages in the supermarket before police shot him dead. Police said Denive left France after last year's attacks and stayed in Malaga, on the Mediterranean coast, where he continued his illegal activities using false identification documents. The terrorist attacks in Paris that January killed 17 people. Two other people -- one from Montenegro and one from Serbia -- were arrested in Tuesday's operation, officials said. They were arrested on suspicion of arms trafficking, officials said. His attack followed one on the offices of the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo. Police said Denive left France after last year's attacks and stayed in Malaga, on the Mediterranean coast, where he continued his illegal activities using false identification documents. Police said Denive left France after last year's attacks and stayed in Malaga, on the Mediterranean coast, where he continued his illegal activities using false identification documents. Denive was said by authorities to be from the northern French city of Calais.

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