Mulhouse attack: suspect brought to justice, his brothers and his host released
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The attacker, an Algerian in an irregular situation in France, killed a passer-by in Mulhouse with a knife on Saturday and injured six other people.
Skip the adThe assailant, an Algerian in an irregular situation in France, who killed a passer-by in Mulhouse with a knife on Saturday February 22, shouting "Allah Akbar" and injured six other people, will be brought to justice on Wednesday, the national anti-terrorism prosecutor's office (Pnat) said.
He will be presented to an anti-terrorist investigating judge , with a view to his possible indictment. His two brothers and his host, who had been placed in police custody, were released "in the absence of evidence allowing, at this stage of the investigations, to characterize their involvement in the terrorist criminal project" , explained the Pnat in a press release.
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