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A suspected accomplice of the man who shot dead a police officer in Paris last month has been charged with terrorism offences and remanded in custody.
A suspected accomplice of the man who shot dead a police officer in Paris last month has been charged with terrorism offences and remanded in custody.
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Judicial sources say the DNA of the 23-year-old was found on the weapon used in the attack on the Champs Elysees, just days before the first round of France’s presidential election.
The 39-year-old gunman was shot dead by police after killing officer Xavier Jugelé, 37, and injuring two of his colleagues and a passer-by.
The man arrested was unknown to anti-terrorist services, the source said.
Man charged over links to Champs-Elysees gunman https://t.co/vSn2cQZ3vK pic.twitter.com/Vl27PwInM9
— The Local France (@TheLocalFrance) 20 mai 2017
with Reuters