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Hodei C.D. is listed S and linked to the ultra-left. The Lens incident occurs in a context of high school blockades.
Member of the ultra-left, S file, activist parents... What we know about Hodei C.D., the main suspect in the fire at Limoges town hall.
Aged 34, the young man was arrested after jumping out of bed on Tuesday morning at his parents' house, in Val-d'Issoire, a small town located around fifty kilometers from Limoges. His father, a supporter of “civil disobedience”, had himself already been involved in a series of arson attacks.
Blockade of high schools: in Lens, a teenager had his hand torn off while picking up a grenade during clashes with the police.
A police source indicates to Le Figaro that he lost his hand after picking up a de-encirclement grenade to throw it back at the police.

A second man was arrested in Creuse after the fire at Limoges town hall. The main suspect, Hodei C.D., an ultra-left activist on S file, sees his police custody extended by 48 hours while the investigation continues.

A 39-year-old man opened fire in Trappes and La Verrière, leaving one dead and several seriously injured, including a child. The National Anti-Terrorism Prosecutor's Office has opened an investigation into assassination in connection with a terrorist enterprise.
A 39-year-old man opened fire with an automatic weapon in Trappes and La Verrière, causing one death and four injuries, including a 12-year-old child. The national anti-terrorism prosecutor's office has opened an investigation into a racist assassination.

After the fire at the Limoges town hall, the investigation focused on the Millevaches plateau, the historic base of the ultra-left. The suspect, Hodei C.D., 34, was arrested in Val-d'Issoire, in a family context marked by radical activism.

A teenager was seriously injured in Lens during clashes, looting was reported in Paris and Marseille, and a new arrest took place concerning the fire at the Limoges town hall.

Faced with the unprecedented violence that occurred on October 17 in Nice during demonstrations, the authorities deployed 650 police officers and gendarmes in the Alpes-Maritimes to secure the city and avoid any recurrence of the damage.