Knife attack in Paris: Gare de Lyon suspect again placed in police custody

After having beené judged unfit &agrav; stay on guard à seen Saturday evening, the presumed authoré of the stabbing attack at Gare de Lyon was finally é placed once again on guard &agrav; seen this Sunday, February 4. The man arrested for having injured three people, one seriously, is interviewed again by investigators.

Placé on guard &agrav; View, after the hearings and the examination of his mental state, the alleged author of the attack on Gare de Lyon had been released and "taken care of by the psychiatric infirmary of the police headquarters". According to JDD, the 32-year-old man, of Malian origin and holder Italian residence permit, was again issued with an Italian residence permit. placed on guard &agrav; seen this Sunday, February 4, and is heard by investigators. 

Arrested, Saturday February 3, for having injured three people with a knife and a hammer the Gare de Lyon, à Paris, the suspect presents psychiatric disorders, which he himself reported to the police. The Paris police chief, Laurent Nuñez reported  that'"a certain number of medications which attest that he's actually under treatment" haveé found on him, details franceinfo. The motivations of the suspect described as "having a homeless profile", who does not  "presented no sign of religiosity" are extremely vague. An investigation into attempted assassination has been carried out. opened and entrusted to the Paris judicial police. Laurent Nuñez said that'"à At this stage, there is no element that points to a terrorist act. The National Anti-Terrorism Prosecutor's Office specifiedé remain under observation.

Based on known information à that day, the suspect had attracted the attention of passers-by as he set fire to the house. his bag &agrav; back. He then attemptedé to attack a woman who was walking away from him. Then, he allegedly took out a knife, hit her. an older man &agrav; the abdomen and the head with a hammer. The seriously injured victim has his vital prognosis in jeopardy, explains Le Figaro. A second man would then have tackled the assailant was on the ground before being joined by three other people who intervened to help him. neutralize him. Two of these people wereé slightly injured. The Minister of the Interior, G&ald Darmanin, thanked  "those who have mastered" the author of this unbearable act.