French police shoot two at Paris rail station
- French railway police shot and wounded two people at the Gare d'Austerlitz on February 3, 2025, including a man with a fake gun who was spray-painting a swastika.
- The Paris prosecutor's office confirmed that the weapon was a dummy and that one person was gravely wounded.
- A traveler was also injured by a ricochet during the incident, which disrupted train traffic at the station.
- Witnesses reported hearing gunfire and seeing people running, with police arriving immediately to secure the area.
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The man who had previously sprayed swastikas in subway stations was killed by an officer with a firearm.
Due to the high threat of terrorism in France, a clash between a Syrian and police forces at the Paris Austerlitz train station escalated. The man carved swastikas into several metro stations, threatened police officers with a fake weapon and was taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries.
At the Gare d'Austerlitz in Paris, officers shot dead a man who had spray-painted swastikas on a wall. The man had previously threatened the police with a weapon. A passerby was also injured.
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