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

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Briefings

Kévin Tessier, the main suspect in the October 23 Trappes racist attack, stated in police custody that he acted 'on behalf of France' during the rampage that killed one and injured five. Investigators discovered a sticky note at his home listing names and phone numbers of left-wing figures.

Key points

• Kévin Tessier, the main suspect in the October 23 Trappes attack, claimed in police custody that he acted 'on behalf of France' during the deadly rampage.
• Investigators found a sticky note at Tessier's home listing names and phone numbers of left-wing figures.

Context

The article reports on the statements of the main suspect from the October 23 Trappes racist terror attack, noting his claim of acting on behalf of France and the discovery of a list of left-wing figures at his home.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to police custody statements and a single sticky note found at the suspect's home; no details on the attack's specific location, casualty numbers, or the suspect's prior history are provided.

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