The arrests came as investigators started to put together a profile of Mohamed Lahouaiej-Bouhlel. People gather at a makeshift memorial to honour the victims of the Bastille Day killings in Nice. In March, he was given a six-month suspended sentence by a Nice court for a road-rage incident. Fellow Tunisians in Nice said they hoped the attack would not reflect badly on them. Witnesses described seeing how Bouhlel purposely steered the truck to hit men, women and children as they tried to flee."

Source: Bangkok Post July 16, 2016 08:54 UTC