French police reported that the motives for the incident are still unknown and that the suspect suffers from “psychiatric disorders.” One of the victims is serious, but his life is not in danger.
Three people were injured this Saturday after a knife attack in the Gare de Lyon train station, Paris, France. The national police rule out that it is a “terrorist act”. While, the suspect was arrested.
The event occurred at 8 this Saturday (4 a.m. in Argentina) in an underground room. According to two sources, one from the police and another close to the investigation, one of the injured was hit in the abdomen and it is seriousalthough His life is not in danger. The other two people have minor injuries.
The victims were treated by emergency servicesthe minister of the Inside, Gerald Darmaninwho thanked “who reduced the author of this unbearable act”.
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The suspect is a man of Malian nationality who, according to his documents, was born in 1992, indicated a source close to the investigation. At first, it was reduced by passersbybefore the police located at the railway stations intervened, police sources indicated.
The same sources indicated that the alleged perpetrator of the attack presented the agents “an Italian driving license”and added that apparently did not scream when committing their act, in an attempt to rule out that it was an Islamic extremist, who before committing an attack shouts “allah akbar” (God is great).
The French police reported that the reasons for the incident are still unknownbut they rule out that it is a “terrorist” actdeclared the police chief of Paris, Laurant Nuñezspecifying that the suspect suffers “psychiatric disorders”.
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The incident occurs less than six months after the Paris Olympic Gamesplanned for July 26 to August 11and in which one waits for 15 million visitors in the French capital.
More than 100 million passengers pass through the Gare de Lyon every yearwhere they start from high speed lines towards the southeast of Francebut also destined for Spain, Swiss and Italy.
Source: Ambito
