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Trappes shootings: suspect cites racist motive

By , based on La Nouvelle Tribune

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Kevin T., the suspect in the shootings in Yvelines, France, reportedly told investigators he wanted to avenge shopkeepers whose businesses were looted on 17 October. He reportedly explained that he had targeted black and Arab people, according to Le Monde.

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