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Trappes racist attack suspect says he acted 'on behalf of France'

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In police custody, Kévin Tessier, the main suspect of the October 23 racist terror attack in Trappes, said he was acting "on behalf of France" when he went on a deadly rampage that killed one and left five injured. Investigators also found a sticky note at his home where he had…

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  1. France 24 · Suspect in racist gun attack near Paris transferred to psychiatric unit
  2. France 24 · France: Trappes racist shooting suspect transferred to French court
  3. France 24 · Who is Kevin T., the main suspect behind the racist Trappes attack?

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