Belgian-Moroccan Boxer Nabil Messaoudi Under Electronic Surveillance for Alleged Kidnapping
Arrested on September 2nd, the Belgian-Moroccan boxer Nabil Messaoudi, prosecuted for kidnapping and attempted murder, has been placed under electronic surveillance, following a decision by the indictment chamber of Brussels.
At the age of 23, Nabil Messaoudi was the subject of a wanted notice issued since last June by the Belgian federal police, when he was arrested at London’s Heathrow airport. He will be extradited to Belgium about ten days after his arrest. He is suspected of having kidnapped and beaten, with other accomplices, a 28-year-old man on May 31st, reports bx1.
This case is likely to compromise the very beautiful career of the boxer and his chances of achieving the goals he had set with his brother Anas Messaoudi.
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