Spanish police arrest al-Qaeda suspect The suspect arrested in the eastern city of Valencia "administered one of the world's most important jihadist forums," dedicated to recruiting and indoctrinating Islamic terrorists, Interior Minister Jorge Fernandez Diaz said. The Interior Ministry said in a statement he was arrested as part of a probe that determined the man used the internet to distribute videos designed to encourage terrorist acts, the ministry said in a statement. Fernandez said the raid in which he was arrested was not linked to the case in Toulouse, France, in which a self-proclaimed jihadist killed seven people before being killed last week after a long standoff with French police. The minister said the alleged killer in France, Mohamed Merah, became indoctrinated thanks to the work of people like the Valencia suspect but the cases were not related. Spain says the Valencia arrest stemmed from a probe that began in February 2011. The suspect was arrested at home on orders from an investigating magistrate in Madrid.