A French-Algerian man suspected of carrying out a deadly shooting at the Jewish museum in Brussels is appealing a court decision to extradite him to Belgium, his lawyer said on Saturday. "Mehdi Nemmouche was informed of the decision of the court of appeal in Versailles on Thursday and he filed an appeal **tice the same day," lawyer Apolin Pepiezep told AFP. Nemmouche, who was detained several days after the attack in which four people died, will **w have 15 days to challenge the ruling. He was arrested on May 30 in the southern city of Marseille in a bus coming from Brussels during a random check by customs officials.
07-10-2014, 02:32 AM
Jewish museum shooting suspect appeals extradition
A French-Algerian man suspected of carrying out a deadly shooting at the Jewish museum in Brussels is appealing a court decision to extradite him to Belgium, his lawyer said on Saturday. "Mehdi Nemmouche was informed of the decision of the court of appeal in Versailles on Thursday and he filed an appeal **tice the same day," lawyer Apolin Pepiezep told AFP. Nemmouche, who was detained several days after the attack in which four people died, will **w have 15 days to challenge the ruling. He was arrested on May 30 in the southern city of Marseille in a bus coming from Brussels during a random check by customs officials.
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