Yvelines. A Racist Attack on Trappes: the Anti-Terrorist Prosecutor Expected on the Suspect's Mental State
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The suspect in a deadly shooting in two Paris suburbs has denied that the act was racially motivated. One person was killed and five were injured in Friday's shooting. President Emmanuel Macron previously spoke of a racist act of terror and said that the shooter selected his victims based on religion and skin color.
Kevin T.'s police custody, interrupted on Sunday because of his psychiatric condition, resumed on Monday. It can last until Thursday.
The national anti-terrorist prosecutor has come back to many details of the Trappes attack on Friday, October 23, during a press conference this Monday. Here's what to remember.
National anti-terrorist prosecutor Olivier Christen announced the resumption of police custody of the suspect, whose psychiatric state was found compatible with the hearing The author's custody
At a press conference on Monday, 26 October, the anti-terrorist prosecutor spoke about the attack, which resulted in one death and five injuries on Friday in Trappes and La Verrière.
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