The man who wounded two police officers at the police station Saturday in Joue-les-Tours in Indre-et-Loire before being shot, shouted “Allahu Akbkar” (God is great in Arabic), “when he came to his last breath” is are we told the AFP source close to the investigation.
The assailant, a French born in Burundi in 1994, was known to the police for offenses of common law, but was not listed by the Directorate General of Internal Security (RPS), the source said. However, his brother is known for his radical positions services and a proposed time to leave Syria before giving up, she has said.
The Anti-terrorism section of the Paris prosecutor has Saturday before the investigation open the counts of attempted murder and conspiracy, all in connection with a terrorist undertaking. She was transferred to the Anti-Terrorism Sub-Directorate of the Judicial Police, the General Directorate of Internal Security (ISB) and interregional direction PJ of Orleans.
Around 14 hours a man appeared in the police, armed with a knife and a policeman wounded in the face who was at home, according to a police source. The attacker was then shot.
The Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve that “condemned the brutal assault” will be on site at 17:30, with the Director General the National Police. The minister praised “composure and professionalism of police officers present, who have used their administrative weapon.”
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