Belgium issues warrant for new suspect seen driving Paris attacks car

November 25, 2015 @ 2:20am

Soldiers patrol in Rue Neuve, the busiest commercial street of Brussels, where most of the shop are closed for the fourth day in row following the terror alert level being raised to 4/4, in Brussels, Belgium. Belgium raised the alert status to maximum because of a 'serious and imminent' threat of an attack. The Metro line remains closed and all Belgian school are closed. The Belgian government said it had concrete evidence of a planned terrorist attack that would have employed weapons and explosives. EPA photo

BRUSSELS: Belgium on Tuesday issued an international arrest warrant for a man seen driving a car with key Paris attacks suspect Salah Abdeslam two days before the atrocities.

Mohamed Abrini, 29, was filmed along with Abdeslam at a petrol station in Ressons on the motorway to Paris in a Renault Clio which was later used in the attacks, Belgium’s federal prosecutor said in a statement. –AFP

Belgium issues warrant for new suspect seen driving Paris attacks car

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