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| Tunisian Terrorist 'Returns To Europe Posing As Asylum-Seeker' | |
| 2015-11-09 | |
Mehdi Ben Nasr, 38, was incarcerated Drop the rosco, Muggsy, or you're one with the ages! in 2008 in Novellara, northern Italia, and sentenced to seven years in prison after he was found to be the head of a terrorist cell with links to al-Qaeda. He was then extradited to his native Tunisia. But last month Ben Nasr returned to Europe on a boat that set sail from Libya and arrived in Lampedusa, a tiny Italian island in the Mediterranean, according to La Repubblica. Calling himself Mohammed Ben Sar, he claimed to be an asylum-seeker and said he wanted to travel to northern Europe, where he had relatives. However, you can observe a lot just by watching... after police became suspicious about his identity, a squad of officers from Agrigento, Sicily detained Ben Nasr and three others, believed to be traffickers who organised the journey from Libya. Ben Nasr insisted for three days that he was seeking asylum from his country for political reasons, before his real identity was exposed using fingerprint records. The Tunisian, who has since been sent back to his country, is considered one of the most dangerous turbans known to the Italian security services due to his role in the recruitment of would-be jihadists and sending them to Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan. | |
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