'Terror Suspect made no martyr letter'
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January 5, 2016 14:42
Monday evening, Belgian media reported that K. had found a letter which would be that he and another member of the Brussels motorcycle Kamikaze Riders wanted to assassinate the Grand Place in the heart of Brussels. The nearby headquarters of the police would be called as a target.
The family of K,, heavy saddened '' about the news and therefore responded Tuesday by the lawyer. The family knows the existence of the letter, stating that the letter K. wrote after the sudden death of his father to show them what to do if something happens to him during one of his motorbike stunts.
K. (27) and his co-defendant Saïd S. (30) were arrested on Sunday, December 27th. New Year fireworks were canceled in Brussels after indications of an attack.
Kamikaze Riders has ties with the defunct extremist movement Sharia4Belgium.
brussels - One denies the two terror suspects in a possible attack on New Year's Eve in Brussels that he has written a letter,, martyr '. According to the lawyer of the accused his client, Mohammed K., this letter written after the death of his father in 2014 and writing nothing to do with a terrorist act.
Monday evening, Belgian media reported that K. had found a letter which would be that he and another member of the Brussels motorcycle Kamikaze Riders wanted to assassinate the Grand Place in the heart of Brussels. The nearby headquarters of the police would be called as a target.
The family of K,, heavy saddened '' about the news and therefore responded Tuesday by the lawyer. The family knows the existence of the letter, stating that the letter K. wrote after the sudden death of his father to show them what to do if something happens to him during one of his motorbike stunts.
K. (27) and his co-defendant Saïd S. (30) were arrested on Sunday, December 27th. New Year fireworks were canceled in Brussels after indications of an attack.
Kamikaze Riders has ties with the defunct extremist movement Sharia4Belgium.
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