Charaf-Din Aberouz once again has dealings with the police. The one whose younger brother Mohamed Lamine Aberouz was sentenced to life imprisonment for complicity in the assassination of a couple of police officers in Magnanville (Yvelines) in 2016, saw his custody for death threats at the against a lawyer prolonged, indicated Saturday evening the Paris prosecutor’s office.
Aged 37, he was arrested on Saturday then “placed in police custody for death threats” against the lawyer Thibault de Montbrial, who defended the family of the administrative agent killed in the attack, Jessica Schneider, specified the prosecution confirming information from the Sunday newspaper. These threats were made at the end of a hearing in his brother’s trial, which began on September 25 and ended on Wednesday.
On the public benches during the trial of his younger brother
Charaf-Din Aberouz assiduously followed the trial of his younger brother, aged 30, from the public benches. Sentenced to life imprisonment with a security sentence of 22 years, Mohamed Lamine Aberouz has decided to appeal and will therefore be retried.
Close to Larossi Abballa, who had murdered the couple of police officers in the name of the Islamic State organization before being shot dead, Charaf-Din Aberouz was initially indicted for terrorist criminal association in the context of this affair , before benefiting from a dismissal of the case.
Known to the anti-terrorist services, Charaf-Din Aberouz has already been sentenced to five years in prison for conspiracy to prepare a terrorist act after trying to join an Al-Qaeda training camp in 2011 in the tribal areas of Pakistan.