Report: Paris Attacks Suspect Refuses to Speak During First Interrogation
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Paris attacker Salah Abdeslam, pictured, remained silent during his first full day of interrogation. Photo: Wikipedia.
Terror suspect Salah Abdeslam refused to speak during his first full day of interrogation by French judges after being extradited from Belgium, Agence France-Presse reported.
Abdeslam cited his right to remain silent at the onset of the day of questioning, refusing to explain his behavior, AFP reported, citing Paris prosecutors.
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