German police detain Algerian in connection with Paris attacks
German police have detained an Algerian man in a refugee reception centre in connection with the attacks in Paris, officials said on Monday.
The man, detained in the town of Arnsberg in western Germany, is being investigated on suspicion of having told Syrian refugees at the center in recent days that fear and terror would be spread in the French capital.
He is also alleged to have spoken about a bomb. The senior public prosecutor in Arnsberg, Werner Wolff, said checks were being made into whether the allegations were credible.
