‘I put my trust in Allah’, says Paris suspect in court

BRUSSELS: Paris attacks suspect Salah Abdeslam told a Belgian court on the first day of his trial over a shootout with police yesterday that he was not scared and put his “trust in Allah”, reports AFP.

Abdeslam made the outburst as he told judges at the court in Brussels that he would refuse to answer any questions about the gunfight that led to his capture in 2016.

“Judge me, do what you want with me, it’s in my Lord that I place my trust,” said Abdeslam, who has grown long hair and a beard while in jail in France.

“I am not afraid of you, I am not afraid of your allies. I put my trust in Allah and that’s all, I have nothing else to add,” Abdeslam told the court. The 28-year-old Belgian-born French national also explained why he was refusing to cooperate with the court despite having asked to attend the trial.

 

I put my trust in Allah, says Paris suspect in court

BRUSSELS: Paris attacks suspect Salah Abdeslam told a Belgian court on the first day of his trial over a shootout with police yesterday that he was not scared and put his trust in Allah, reports AFP. Abdeslam made the outburst as he told judges at the court in Brussels that he would refuse to answer any questions about the gunfight that led to his capture in 2016. Judge me, do what you want with me, its in my Lord that I place my trust, said Abdeslam, who has grown long hair and a beard while in jail in France. I am not afraid of you, I am not afraid of your allies. I put my trust in Allah and thats all, I have nothing else to add, Abdeslam told the court. The 28-year-old Belgian-born French national also explained why he was refusing to cooperate with the court despite having asked to attend the trial.