French authorities arrest at least 25 suspects behind prison attacks
- Coordinated attacks targeted several French prisons and staff over the past two weeks in April.
- Authorities link the assaults to a drug trafficking crackdown or a group defending prisoner rights.
- Incidents involved gunfire, vehicle arson, and inscriptions at facilities nationwide during this period.
- Police arrested at least 25 suspects in raids across France following the coordinated attacks.
- Anti-Terror prosecutors investigate the incidents as the government promises intensified action against crime.
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Police detain 25 suspects due to attacks on prisons in France
The authorities, who believe that the attacks were carried out by a group Defending the Rights of French Prisoners (DDPF), removed 5 prisoners considered instigators from prisons.
France arrests 25 suspects for coordinating prison attacks amid escalating drug-related violence
French police on on Monday arrested 25 people who were reportedly involved with coordinated attacks against several prisons and prison officers across the country since April 13. According to local media Franceinfo, the arrests follow an investigation conducted by the National Anti-Terrorism Prosecutor’s Office (PNAT) into charges of “terrorist criminal association” and “organized gang-related damage or destruction of others’ property” across th…
Attacks on prisons: "The level of territorial anchoring of organized crime has not been measured"
After the wave of questioning, this Monday, in connection with the attacks on prisons and prison staff, Michel Gandilhon, a researcher specializing in organized crime, paints a dark picture of the power of drug traffickers in certain parts of the Hexagon.
Razzior word mystiska, DDPP, efter fängelseattacker
PARIS. Minst 25 personer har gripits i razzior över hela Frankrike, misstänkta för inblandning i det 60-tal skjutningar, brand attack och andra angrepp word fängelser som ägt rum på olika plaser de senaste två veckorna.
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