Hundreds of weapons and ammo found during raid on mosques in France

The truck attack in Nice, France killed at least 84 people including 12 children.

France immediately started raiding mosques to see what they could find as far too many people in the Muslim community had not been helpful to authorities with even though they had information.

These French investigators were called racist, but they still raided the mosques. They found a large collection of Kalashnikov ammo and boxes of Islamic State propoganda videos.

In a raid on one of the mosque’s leaders homes a revolver was found hidden near jihadist documents.

Police also found recordings of religious chants “glorifying the martyrs of jihad linked to the terrorist organization Jabhat al-Nusra”, the Syrian branch of al-Qaeda,

Many recordings were found among teaching materials in an undeclared religious school. Police removed 10 computers and hard disks.

A president of the local Muslim association in Lagny had criticised the closure of the prayer hall at the time saying “Nothing has been found in the mosque, nothing is hidden and we don’t hide anything”

That comment was proved to be false.