The perpetrator of the attack on the police station of Paris lived in hearth asylum seekers in Germany

The perpetrator of the attack on the police station of Paris lived in hearth asylum seekers in Germany




The man who was killed Thursday when he tried to attack a police station in Paris lived "in a center hosting asylum seekers" in the western part of Germany, where the police investigation did yesterday Saturday, announced the German police. "There is no indication for any other attacks" found during the investigation in the outbreak, Reklingkchaouzen in North Rhine-Westphalia, the German police confirmed in a statement.

Specifying that conducted its business on the basis of information received from the French authorities, the police of the federal state of North Rhine-Westphalia noted that "investigations are continuing" and that the data collected will be examined in detail. Police did not specify if the man, whom the identification process is not yet complete, but was identified by family members as Tarek Belgkasem, a Tunisian national, he had applied to be granted asylum in Germany. However a source close to the investigation told AFP that this is true.