New Suspect Arrested in Madrid Train Bombings
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Spanish police arrested one more suspect in the March 11 Madrid train bombings, which killed 190 people. Spain’s Cadena Ser radio reported that police had found a house near Madrid where the backpack bombs used to blow up four packed commuter trains were made. Detonators and remains of explosives reportedly were found.
The Moroccan government said more people were questioned in connection with the bombings, but it denied a report that a man had been arrested with train station maps.
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