Racist attack in Yvelines: Thirty “Long live France and the RN” stickers found at the home of Kevin T., three victims still hospitalized

The investigation continues. Kevin T., suspected of being the author of the racist attack in Trappes on Friday, was transferred to the Paris judicial court after his police custody was lifted with a view to his possible indictment, Agence Radio France learned on Thursday October 29 from the national anti-terrorism prosecutor's office (Pnat). An investigation was opened for "assassination" and "attempted assassinations", "in relation to a terrorist enterprise, with the circumstance that the acts were committed due to true or supposed membership of an alleged race, ethnic group, nation or specific religion." Follow our live stream.

• A speech by the boss of Pnat at 11 a.m. The Pnat boss will speak to the press on Thursday at 11 a.m. at the Paris judicial court.

• Three injured still hospitalized. Seven people were injured in the attack, four of them seriously. Pengo Bossio Wangi, a 26-year-old Frenchman from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), was killed.

• Emmanuel Macron accuses the RN of having installed a racist climate that could have favored the attack. He calls for a “start” after the “racist terrorist” attack in Trappes. Asked on the Youtube channel HugoDécrypte about those responsible for a sometimes racist climate which could have favored this attack, the head of state estimated that there were "political movements which allowed this to take hold on the extreme right", citing the RN and "those close to them". He also mentioned “a form of disinhibition of speech”, “an atmosphere of racism” and “a disinhibition of violence”.