Seven people will be tried for murder of teacher in France

Previously, the police announced the arrest of 16 people, six of whom were released on Tuesday night.

In France, as part of the investigation into the murder of radical Islamist teacher Samuel Pati during the initial hearing, charges could be brought against seven detainees. On Tuesday, October 20, France-Presse reported this, citing its judicial sources.

According to him, among them are two minors suspected of providing the terrorist with information about the teacher for money, the father of the radical who actively criticized Pati, the Islamist activist Abdelhakim Sefriui and three companions of the attacker who accompanied him at the time of buy weapons.

The rest of those arrested in the terrorist attack case were released, the agency writes.

A national farewell ceremony for the murdered teacher will be held on October 21.

Recall, on October 16, in a Paris suburb, an Islamist beheaded a history teacher who was showing cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad from the weekly political satire magazine Charlie Hebdo in a lesson. The attacker was shot dead by the police. French President Emmunuel Macron called the murder a terrorist attack and called on the French to unite in the face of this attack.

Later, thousands of French people took to the streets to honor the memory of the murdered teacher. People gathered in the central squares of Paris, Marseille, Strasbourg, Lille, Lyon, Toulouse, and dozens of other cities.

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