article_snippet.sent: A heavily armed Algerian jihadi who was preparing to attack churches in Paris on the orders is in custody this morning after being implicated in the murder of a young woman.
article_snippet.sent: This afternoon his arrest by anti-terrorist officers in the 13th arrondissement in southern Paris on Sunday said police found Arabic documents mentioning ISIS and Al Qaeda at the IT student's home, as well as evidence on himself computer that himself was in contact with a man in Syria 'who clearly asked himself to target a church.'
article_snippet.sent: Gathered: This is the student residence  where Sid Ahmed Ghlam - a 24-year-old computer science student suspected of plotting imminent attacks on churches in France - had reportedly been living .
article_snippet.sent: There were also Jihadi flags and literature, false passports, and plans for attacks on 'one or two' churches in the Paris area.
article_snippet.sent: a suspect was an Algerian national studying computer science in Paris, and was known to the intelligence services.
article_snippet.sent: a suspect had been considered a likely candidate to travel to Syria to fight with the Islamic State terrorist organisation, said Mr Cazeneuve, and was officially under surveillance.
article_snippet.sent: a suspect had moved to France in 2009, and was supported by a suspect sister, who lives in the Paris area.
article_snippet.sent: Two of the attackers, Saif and Cherif Kouachi, were both from Algerian backgrounds, while the third, Amedy Coulibaly, was from a Malian immigrant background.
highlights_snippet.sent: Investigators searching Sid Ahmed Ghlam computer found documents mentioning ISIS .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Police said the Algerian national was in contact with a man in Syria 'who clearly asked Sid Ahmed Ghlam to target a church'
  DNA also reportedly links Sid Ahmed Ghlam to Sunday's murder of Aurelie Chatelain .