2023-11-03 09:02:56
At the microphone of Maxime Binet on LN24, investigating judge Michel Claise spoke on the case of the attack in Brussels on October 16 which left two victims. The investigations which followed this terrorist act highlighted the loss of the extradition file for the attacker, Abdesalem Lassoued, by the Brussels prosecutor’s office. Asked regarding the failings of the prosecution, Michel Claise declared: “What do I see? You have a floor that is boneless, but the extraditions service works well so we can consider one thing: it’s the fault of bad luck. These are things that can happen. »
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As a reminder, on August 15, 2022, Tunisia requested the extradition of Abdessalem Lassoued. But this request, transmitted on September 1, 2022 by the FPS Justice to the Brussels public prosecutor’s office, was not processed. The competent magistrate did not respond to this extradition request. A case which led to the resignation of Justice Minister Vincent Van Quickenborne last October. An act welcomed by Michel Claise who believes that “it is a very strong gesture”.
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