Moselle. Six Months in Prison Suspended for Shouting "Allah Akbar" Armed with a Knife in a Church
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The motive for apology of terrorism has not been retained. The man arrested on Tuesday in Forbach was sentenced to six months' suspended imprisonment for carrying arms without legitimate motive and illicit use of narcotics.
A 35-year-old man arrested in a church in Forbach was sentenced to six months suspended, the terrorist trail being removed. Moselle: six months in prison suspended for the man arrested armed in a church in Forbach The Sarreguemines Correctional Court ruled on Friday, September 11th.
A 35-year-old man appeared before the Sarreguemines Correctional Court (Moselle) after his intrusion into the Saint-Rémi church in Forbach armed with a knife.
The 35-year-old man who had gone to the Saint-Rémi church in Forbach in possession of a knife and in seeking to see the priest, after shouting at Allah Akbar has been tried by the Sarreguemines judicial court on Friday, September 11, in an immediate appearance procedure.
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