In the city of Avranches in northwestern France, an unidentified man interrupted the Sunday service in a Catholic church by shouting “Allah akbar”, the police are looking for him. This was reported on February 20 by the newspaper Ouest France.
According to eyewitnesses, at about 10:50 (12:50 Moscow time), 20 minutes after the start of the service in the Saint-Gervais Basilica, the attacker shouted praise, after which he ran away. According to eyewitnesses, it was a man of 25-30 years of Caucasian race.
The representative of the local gendarmerie, Charles-Guy Regnault, said that the man did not have a weapon with him. Despite this, after the incident, all churches in the city temporarily suspended work. About 20 law enforcement officers joined the search for the man, but their efforts were in vain. In the evening of the same day, the case was transferred to the prosecutor’s office.
On December 24 last year, in the French city of Marseille, an unidentified woman tried to ram several cars before she was detained by law enforcement officers. During the arrest, the offender shouted “Allah Akbar.”
In January last year, Frankfurt Airport Terminal 1 and the railway station were blocked because of a man shouting “Allah Akbar”. As it became known, a 38-year-old citizen of Slovenia was stopped by a patrol due to the lack of a protective mask. He behaved aggressively and began to threaten that he would kill everyone, and also attempted to escape, while leaving his suitcase. As a result, he was detained, and the sector of the airport terminal was blocked because of his bag, in which nothing dangerous was found during the inspection.
Source: IZ
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