An Algerian held in Italy as
part of a probe into fake ID documents used
by the Paris and Brussels attackers was
interrogated Sunday but refused to answer
questions, a judicial source said.
The suspect, named as Djamal Eddine Ouali,
40, was detained under a European arrest
warrant near the southern city of Salerno
on
Saturday, and questioned in prison by
prosecutors, the judge in charge of the
preliminary inquiry said.
Salerno police chief Alfredo Anzalone said
he
was confident Ouali's extradition to Belgium
would be approved. A hearing on the
matter is
scheduled for Friday.
Ouali was held on Saturday evening at a
bus
stop in a joint swoop involving anti-
terrorism
officers and a police special operations unit
in
the town of Bellizzi, an area with a large
population of transient seasonal workers,
many from North Africa.
Belgium had issued a European arrest
warrant
for Ouali as it probes the false papers used
by the Islamic State network that organised
Tuesday's Brussels attacks, which killed 28
people, and November's assault on Paris
that
left 130 dead.
He is suspected of being part of a criminal
network that produced fake documents for
illegal immigration.
Suspicions were raised after local
immigration
officials checked Ouali's residency permit.
Police had been searching for a man with
the
same name and belonging to the same
organisation since January 6.
Hundreds of digital photographs were then
seized from a counterfeiter's workshop,
including three of those who planned the
deadly attacks in Paris in November.
One of those photographed was Najim
Laachraoui, a suicide bomber at Brussels
airport, reports quoted police as saying.
Investigations are ongoing as to how Ouali
came to be in Italy and into the networks of
which he may have been a part.

source: http://theworldlatest..com/2016/03/belgium-terror-suspect-held-in-italy.html

They are not ready for him to speak . The sight of a hot rod about to disvirgin his terrorist anus will change his mind