Man disrupts church wedding by shouting 'Allah is great'

A Moroccan man sparked fear during a Spanish wedding over the weekend when he stormed the church and shouted 'Allah is great'.
The 22-year-old man, who has not been named, was filmed charging at the altar as he disrupted the wedding ceremony at the Church of San Pablo, in Valladolid, on Saturday and tried to throw liturgical objects and attack the priest.
The ceremony was stopped for 20 minutes as police arrested the man, who is now in custody awaiting court.
Video footage from the incident shows groomsmen trying to detain the man as he stood at the front of the church.
The priest said he couldn't understand what the man was saying as he approached the altar, though other witnesses claimed to hear 'Allah is great'.
He added that with the recent terror attack in London, he feared the man may have been armed.
Witnesses told the media site that the man appeared to be 'between 20 and 30 years of age, brown features, a beard', and 'apparently had no weapon'.
They said that wedding guests tried to stop the man as he shouted 'Allah is great' and tried to assault the priest officiating the ceremony.
He was eventually taken outside the church, where he was arrested and taken into custody.
Upon his arrest, police investigated the church for potential explosives before the wedding ceremony could continue.