Terrorist shooting in Paris suburb marks 'turning point for France', Emmanuel Macron says
Authorities say the suspect fired from a vehicle at multiple sites and investigators are examining possible racist and terrorist motives.
- French President Emmanuel Macron described the shooting in the Paris suburbs of Trappes and La Verrière as a racist terrorist attack, calling it a turning point for the country.
- The shooting on Friday, October 23, left one man dead and five people injured, including a 12-year-old girl who was seriously wounded.
- Police arrested a 39-year-old suspect in the nearby town of Coignières after he allegedly opened fire from a car at several locations, including a medical centre, a petrol station and a playground.
- France’s National Anti-Terrorism Prosecutor’s Office took over the investigation to determine whether the victims were targeted because of their race, ethnic background or perceived religious identity.
- Macron condemned racist ideology and urged national unity, while the shooting intensified concerns about rising social tensions ahead of further protests across France.
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According to BFMTV's information at the national anti-terrorist prosecutor's office, three members of the entourage of the main suspect of the racist shooting in Trappes (Yvelines) were placed in police custody on 24 October.
The main suspect is still in police custody.
The detention of the main suspect of the racist terrorist attack on Friday 23 October in Trappes and La Verrière, was extended this Saturday morning after a first hearing, learned BMFTV from the national anti-terrorist prosecutor's office. Three people from his entourage were also placed in...
The police custody of the man who killed one person and caused five injuries on Friday in the Yvelines was extended Saturday morning after a first hearing, while three people around him were
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