According to Le Monde, the trial shed light on the role played by Islamic State organizers and logisticians who aid attackers. Along with Ghlam, Rabah Boukaouma, considered by DGSI to be the chief logistician of the attack, was sentenced to 30 years in prison. A third accomplice, Farid Brahami was sentenced to 25 years in prison for having liaised with Boukaouma and having sold the bulletproof vests[dubious ].[1]