Knife attack in Paris: another suspect arrested



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In front of the former headquarters of the “Charlie Hebdo” newsroom, an attacker on Friday attacked two journalists with a knife and seriously wounded them. There are now seven suspects in police custody.

Another suspect was arrested after the attack in front of the former headquarters of the satirical newspaper “Charlie Hebdo” in Paris. According to the Judiciary on Saturday, it is a former roommate of the main suspect, an 18-year-old Pakistani. An Algerian who was initially detained near the crime scene was released that night. A total of seven suspects are currently in police custody.

In front of the former headquarters of the “Charlie Hebdo” newsroom, an attacker on Friday attacked two journalists from an agency with a knife and seriously injured them. The 18-year-old was arrested as the alleged perpetrator. Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin spoke of an Islamist terrorist act. The Al-Qaeda terrorist network had previously threatened an attack due to the reissue of the controversial “Charlie Hebdo” Muhammad cartoons.

Investigation into attempted murder

The French antiterrorist prosecutor’s office is investigating an assassination attempt in connection with a terrorist act and the formation of a terrorist organization.

In the attack on the satirical newspaper in January 2015, two Islamists cold-bloodedly murdered twelve people, including some of France’s most famous cartoonists. The trial against potential sponsors is ongoing in Paris.

(APA / AFP)

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