French police 'identify second Normandy church attacker'
The second knifeman who murdered a French priest in Normandy has been identified by investigators, according to a judicial source.
They claim the second attacker was Abdel Malik P, and the delay in identifying the 19-year-old was caused by ongoing DNA tests.
Malik P's identity card was alleged to have been found at the home of the other teenage assailant, Adel Kermiche.
Kermiche was a convicted terrorist and served time in prison for twice attempting to reach Syria.
He was on probation and wearing an electronic tag when he and Malik P killed Father Jacques Hamel and seriously wounded a member of his congregation after storming a church in Saint-Etienne-du-Rouvray.