The Paris prosecutor says the Champs-Elysees attacker had a note defending the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria with him when he opened fire on police officers.
Molins said the terrorist [Cheurfi] had a long police record, notably for trying to attack police in the past. The prosecutor said he was arrested in February, but later released for lack of evidence.
The terrorist's former lawyer says his client most likely had “psychological” problems.
U.S. authorities told CBS News that Cheurfi has not shown up in any U.S. databases of terrorists and overnight data scrubs had not revealed any links between Cheurfi and people in the U.S.
It is obviously that this is one criminal who just not connected with anyone. Wants to seem bigger than his criminal enterprise. The security services have to upgrade its data accordingly and so is the USA. Certain criminals have proven to do terrorists activities without connecting with other terrorist organization. Just a thought.
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