Brother of Toulouse killer to stand trial on terror charges

The Paris prosecutor’s office announced on Wednesday that Abdelkhader would stand trial on terrorism offences. He is accused of obtaining weapons and stealing a motor scooter used in the attacks. He will be tried at a special anti-terrorism court in Paris along with another man, Fettah Malki, who is accused of supplying Mohamed with a bulletproof vest and weapons before the attacks.

In February, prosecutor Francois Molins said Abdelkhader supported the "radical Islam of terrorist groups affiliated with Al Qaeda" and met his brother at "key moments" to assist him logistically.