
A second man was arrested in connection with the fire at Limoges town hall, while a deadly trip to Yvelines led to a referral to the National Anti-Terrorism Prosecutor's Office.
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Two separate criminal cases involving arrests in France.
Fire at Limoges town hall: a second man arrested, the main suspect also prosecuted for attempted murder of a police officer
Hodei C.D.'s police custody was extended by 48 hours. A 66-year-old man, suspected of having participated in the fire at the town hall, was also arrested Thursday morning in Creuse.
“There’s a guy who beats everyone up”: from Trappes to La Verrière, the deadly journey of Kévin T., which left one dead and 5 injured in Yvelines
A 39-year-old man was quickly arrested by police officers from the BAC of Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines, in Coignières. The National Anti-Terrorism Prosecutor's Office has been contacted.

Two 24-year-old Britons have been charged with endangering national security after an incident in September near Fairford Air Force Base, England. The anti-terrorist police point to Iran's responsibility in this affair.

A fifty-year-old keeper at the Beekse Bergen wildlife park in the Netherlands was seriously injured in the head and neck by a panther after forgetting a barrier. His condition is considered very worrying.

Guest on BFM/RMC, the mayor of Trappes Ali Rabeh returned to the deadly shooting last Friday. It evokes a collective trauma, provides news of the injured and incriminates racism and certain political speeches.

Nearly a hundred personalities from culture and sport published a column to denounce the racist attack in Yvelines which cost the life of Pengo Bossio Wangi, pointing the finger at the responsibility of the media and the political class.

Eleven people linked to the ultra-right movement were arrested in Nice after clashes left three people injured during a demonstration on Saturday October 24.

The police custody of Kévin T., author of the deadly attack in Trappes, could resume after a suspension. Psychiatric experts must determine whether his state of health allows the continuation of the procedure and an indictment.