Impact reported that Kevin Tessier had been arrested in Levallois-Perret three days before the Trappes attack, which he characterized as terrorist and racist. According to the account of the complaint he relayed, Tessier allegedly gassed and hit a Black man at a gas station after the latter asked him to move his vehicle. The victim had been hospitalized with a hematoma on his jaw and bruises to his ribs, and claimed to have been struck while on the ground. Impact added that Tessier had been heard in a free hearing on October 20, then summoned on October 23 at 9:30 a.m., half an hour before the start of the attack. He indicated that the Nanterre public prosecutor's office stated it had only been informed of the procedure on October 29, six days after the attack. The family of Pengo Bossio Wangi, who was killed in the attack, was now questioning a possible state responsibility, wrote Impact, citing Actu17, Mediapart, Libération, and the Nanterre public prosecutor's office. #Terrorisme #France #Justice (translated)


