Terror attack in the French city of Nice - Page 19

On July 16 2016 21:07 HammerKick wrote:
Guys, some news!

Apparently, Daesh claimed the attack. This is a confirmed terror attack.

Attacker suffered from behavioural problems and suffered from 'shifting realities' says a psychiatrist he met in 2004

Tunisian psychiatrist Chemceddine Hamouda told L'Express that Nice attacker Mohamed Bouhlel had visited him in 2004 when Bouhlel was 19 years old.

Dr Hamouda told the French magazine that Mr Bouhlel had come to talk about his problems at school and in family life, and that he was accompanied by his father.

The father "did not understand why his son, who had until that point been bright, had become violent and could no longer engage at school" said Dr Hamouda.

His diagnosis was that Mr Bouhlel was suffering from "the beginnings of psychosis." He told L'Express that he had prescribed the boy a treatment but that he never saw him again.

Dr Hamouda concluded that Mr Bouhlel had psychological problems but thought his motivation for the attack must also be down to his recent radicalisation.

On July 16 2016 22:19 Cricketer12 wrote:

If I slipped and fell down, Daesh would claim responsibility. Daesh saying this means nothing.

On July 16 2016 07:59 SiroKO wrote:


These are some quite remarkable clichés.
In case I wasn't clear enough, I'm not talking about some random heroic people chasing down islamic fanatics on the street...

I talked about the "state of mind", because it's the necessary first step of any significant change.

Appropriate laws and directives is the second step.

French authorities arrested a man and a woman Sunday in the terror attack that killed 84 people in Nice last week, a prosecutor said.

Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, 31, drove a 20-ton truck through hundreds gathered to watch the Bastille Day fireworks on the Mediterranean city's waterfront Thursday.
Agnes Thibault Lecuivre, a spokeswoman for the anti-terrorism prosecutor, confirmed the arrests, but did not provide details on their connection to the terror attack.
French authorities earlier said they had been questioning five people Saturday. Among them was Bouhlel's ex-wife, who was taken into custody Friday, the anti-terrorism prosecutor's office said. The other four were men.