Man dies beheaded on the streets of Paris – International

Sources from the National Antiterrorist Prosecutor’s Office confirmed to EFE that has opened a murder investigation in connection with a terrorist organization and criminal association.

The digital “Actu 17”, specialized in security information, indicates on its website that the victim would be a teacher at the Bois d’Aulne secondary school, in the town of Conflans-Sainte-Honorine, located next to Éragny, that he would have shown some caricatures of Muhammad in class.

This could be the motivation of the murderer, known to the police services, according to the same media.

The attacker, who was eventually neutralized, was wearing a belt that made one think it could be explosives.

The Police imposed a wide security perimeter and requested the presence of members of the National Antiterrorist Prosecutor’s Office, which has finally taken over the investigation.

The trial for the January 2015 terrorist attacks against the satirist “Charlie Hebdo” is currently being held in France. After its opening in September, the magazine republished the controversial cartoons of the Muslim prophet, prompting Al Qaeda to once again launch deadly threats against the outlet.

At the end of September, a man with a butcher knife attacked two employees of a news agency who worked in the building where the former headquarters of “Charlie Hebdo” is located in Paris. Both survived but were seriously injured.

The author, a Pakistani citizen, was arrested a few minutes later and confessed his authorship.