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Suspect in Trappes racist attack says he acted 'on behalf of France'

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

Key points

• Kévin Tessier, the main suspect in the October 23 Trappes attack, claimed in police custody that he was acting '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, which may indicate a political motive for the attack.

Context

The article reports on the main suspect's statement regarding his role in the October 23 Trappes attack, noting the discovery of a political-linked note at his home. No additional background on the attack's context or broader implications is supplied.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the suspect's statement and the discovery of a political note at his home. No details on the attack's impact, the suspect's background, or the broader context of the violence are provided.

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