'Terror Suspect Brussels had farewell letter'
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January 4, 2016 21:21
The Belgian broadcaster VTM and Belga news agency reported Monday.
K. (27) and his co-defendant Saïd S. (30) were arrested on Sunday, December 27th. A few days later Brussels decided to not let the New Year celebrations in the center. In his farewell letter K. would claim the attack and good talk.
Kamikaze Riders has ties with the defunct movement Sharia4Belgium.
brussels - Two members of the Brussels Kamikaze Riders motorcycle club on New Year's Eve would carry out an attack on the Grand Place in the Belgian capital. They also had their eyes on the nearby police headquarters. This is stated in a farewell letter found by one of the suspects, Mohammed K.
The Belgian broadcaster VTM and Belga news agency reported Monday.
K. (27) and his co-defendant Saïd S. (30) were arrested on Sunday, December 27th. A few days later Brussels decided to not let the New Year celebrations in the center. In his farewell letter K. would claim the attack and good talk.
Kamikaze Riders has ties with the defunct movement Sharia4Belgium.
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