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Paris police shoot and wound man armed with knife at rail station

Police shot a knife-wielding man known for domestic violence at Montparnasse station; a 53-year-old bystander was also injured and treated, authorities said.

  • On Friday, French police shot and wounded a knife-wielding man at Paris' Gare Montparnasse train station, the Paris prosecutor's office said.
  • A police source said the man had threatened his wife and children in a Paris suburb before taking a train to Montparnasse where police were waiting, and the Paris prosecutor's office said he was "known for domestic violence."
  • An officer fired after the suspect threatened suicide, wounding him in the legs, while a 53-year-old bystander was hit in the foot and treated by emergency services.
  • Evacuation and a small security cordon affected part of the station, which serves suburban commuter routes and high-speed trains, while French rail operator SNCF said the perimeter caused slight traffic disruption.
  • The shooting occurred the day after the November 13 anniversary of the 2015 attacks in which 132 people were killed, and authorities said initial messages did not flag terrorism, while a Reuters photographer reported a crowd surge.
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The Montparnasse train station was partially evacuated and the train traffic was disrupted this afternoon. The police fired at a man who was threatening with a knife from other passengers. Known for domestic violence, he announced that he was coming from Rennes to kill his wife. With his knife, he hurts his throat. He is in absolute emergency this evening. Two docks remain closed for the purposes of the investigation. But the traffic of the trai…

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Paris police shoot and wound man armed with knife at rail station

French police shot and wounded a knife-wielding man at Paris' Montparnasse train station on Friday, the Paris prosecutor's office said.

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