Five to appear in Paris court in connection with Nice attack
The suspects have already been transferred from the custody of the French anti-terrorism unit SDAT to the Paris court
Five people held for questioning over the Bastille day attack in the southern French city of Nice will appear in court on Thursday and could be placed under formal investigation, a judicial source said.
The suspects have already been transferred from the custody of the French anti-terrorism unit SDAT to the Paris court where they could be charged, the source said.
ISIS has claimed responsibility for the attack by 31-year-old Tunisian driver Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel who rammed his truck into a crowd of Bastille day revellers, killing at least 84.
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