Three people from Kévin T.'s entourage are also interviewed by investigators from the National Anti-Terrorism Prosecutor's Office.
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An attack in Yvelines left one dead and five injured on Friday.
The police custody of the man who killed one person and left five injured on Friday in Yvelines was extended on Saturday morning after an initial hearing, while three people from his entourage were also interviewed by investigators, said the National Anti-Terrorism Prosecutor's Office (Pnat).
The state of health of the main suspect, Kévin T., “was deemed compatible with the police custody measure”, explained the Pnat, specifying that three “members of his family and friends” had also been placed in police custody on Friday evening and during the night from Friday to Saturday.
The main suspect in the fire at Limoges town hall, a 34-year-old man, was arrested by the RAID. A second 66-year-old suspect was arrested in Creuse. The SDAT is in charge of the investigation.

The Paris prosecutor's office opened an investigation entrusted to the IGPN after a 25-year-old photographer was seriously injured in the leg by a police grenade during a demonstration on October 17 in the capital.

The prosecution requested a 10-month suspended prison sentence and 2 years of ineligibility against MEP Rima Hassan for advocating terrorism, following an online publication evoking an author of the 1972 attack at Tel Aviv airport.

This Friday morning in Trappes, a 39-year-old gunman opened fire with an automatic weapon from his car, leaving one man, Pengo Bossio Wangi, dead and five injured. The suspect was arrested in Coignières.

Three relatives of the suspect in the racist attack in Trappes and La Verrière, including his mother, are in police custody. The attack left one dead and five injured Friday morning.

The Paris prosecutor's office opened an investigation entrusted to the IGPN after a 25-year-old photographer was seriously injured by a police grenade during the October 17 demonstration in Paris.