Dutch police find ammunition in the house of a French national arrested in Rotterdam on suspicion of plotting an attack in France, prosecutors say.
“During the search, phones, SIM cards, hard drives, cash, ammunition and drugs were seized,” says Wim de Bruin, a spokesman for the Dutch prosecutor.
The man, 32, thought to be called Anis B., is suspected of receiving orders from the Islamic State group to attack targets in France along with Reda Kriket, who was nabbed near Paris last week.
No explosives were found during the raid in which a total of four men were arrested, he adds.
Anis. B is expected to be handed over to France after an extradition hearing at an Amsterdam court, de Bruin says, although no date has yet been set.
— AFP
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