Four suspects were arrested after a judicial police operation turned into a confrontation on Saturday evening.
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The events took place during a judicial police operation carried out by the GIGN in Guadeloupe.
They were seriously injured by gunfire on Saturday evening in Abymes, Guadeloupe. Two members of the National Gendarmerie Intervention Group (GIGN) were hit during a judicial police operation, reports Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez, in a message posted on X this Sunday.
One of the two gendarmes was hit in an arm and the other in a leg with his femur probably broken, said a source close to the case, adding that the events occurred around 7:40 p.m. local time.
Four suspects were arrested, according to Laurent Nuñez. In his post, the latter added: “I send them all my support and wish them a speedy recovery. Attacking our law enforcement is intolerable. »

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