‘Wasn't A Muslim, He Was A S**t’,

Nice Attacker Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel ‘Wasn’t A Muslim, He Was A S**t’, 

The man behind the Nice truck attack that left 84 dead drank alcohol, beat his wife and has been described as “not a Muslim but a shit”.

Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, 31, who was born in Tunisia and had dual French citizenship, drove a rented truck through a crowd on a seaside promenade celebrating Bastille Day late on Thursday night.

He was shot dead by police and the truck’s windscreen was riddled with bullet holes as police investigated it after the incident.

Police are currently searching his home and local newspaper Nice Matin said he worked as a truck driver. He was reported to be a “loner” who became depressed after his wife left him. French TV reported that he was a father to three children.

“He kept himself to himself but would always rant about his wife. He had martial problems and would tell people in the local cafe. 

Witnesses said they saw parents frantically throwing their children over fences to avoid them being struck by the lorry.

Another neighbour, also from Tunisia told L’Express: “On the Thursday night he was drinking with a colleague and they argued. His pal said ‘you’re worth nothing’ and he replied: ‘One day, you’ll hear about me.’”

He was  known to police for crimes including theft and violence but was not on any terror watch list.

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France under attack.NICE

France  under attack.

World leaders rallied around French President Francois Hollande on Friday morning, who had made another sombre address to his people saying France has once again been under attack.

World leaders rallied around French President Francois Hollande on Friday morning, who had made another sombre address to his people saying France has once again been under attack.

Nice - a resort in the south of France - witnessed terror and tragedy late Thursday night, when a lorry deliberately spun into crowds along a two kilometre stretch of road in the heart of the city.

Boulevard de Anglais was left strewn with bodies following the attack. Body bags held the remains of people who just hours before were celebrating the most French of holidays - Bastille Day.

It was clear that among the dead were babies and children, mowed down or shot by the driver of the lorry who authorities believe was almost certainly inspired by an extremist ideology.

US President Barack Obama echoed the French president in describing the event as a "horrific terrorist attack". 

"We stand in solidarity and partnership with France, our oldest ally, as they respond to and recover from this attack," he said in a statement.

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