One of the accomplices to the terrorist attack at a Christmas market in the French city of Strasbourg in 2018 was handed a 30-year prison sentence on Thursday. The 42-year-old was found guilty of helping the gunman implement his terrorist plans by procuring weapons. But while he was found to have been aware of the attack plot, the court in Paris did not deem him a co-perpetrator. Five people were killed and eleven others injured in the attack. Four suspected accomplices of the perpetrator had been on trial in Paris since February. The defendants, all men, were alleged to have helped with the p…