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One Dead, Several Injured in Mulhouse Stabbing Attack

One Dead, Several Injured in Mulhouse Stabbing Attack

A violent stabbing attack in the eastern French city of Mulhouse has left one person dead and several others injured. The incident, which occurred on Saturday afternoon, February 22, took place near a canal market during a demonstration, according to local media reports.

Details of the Attack

Local authorities report that the attack unfolded in a busy area near the market, a location frequented by residents and shoppers. “Horror has just gripped our city,” lamented Mayor Michèle Lutz in a Facebook post, reflecting the shock and distress felt by the community.

In the chaos, two municipal police officers suffered serious injuries, while three other officers sustained minor injuries as they responded to the scene. Emergency services rushed to treat the wounded and secure the area.

Arrest and Background of the Suspect

Police swiftly arrested a 37-year-old man in connection with the attack. According to Public Prosecutor Nicolas Heitz, the suspect was already known to the authorities and had been listed on a terrorism watchlist. Local officials noted that the Algerian-born man was under judicial supervision and awaiting trial.

A security perimeter has been established near the canal market, and police are conducting further investigations to piece together the events that led to the attack.

Community Reaction 

The stabbing has sent shockwaves through Mulhouse, a city now reeling from the tragic incident. As investigations continue, local authorities are working to ensure the safety of residents and restore a sense of normalcy in the affected area.

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