More news on the jihadist attack in Annecy
1 Comments Published by Avi Green on Monday, June 12, 2023 at 12:29 PM.
According to the latest news, the children who were attacked by a Syrian jihadist in Annecy, France are hopefully improving:
The man accused of stabbing four young children at a park in France Thursday is facing multiple charges, including attempted murder, prosecutors stated Saturday.Let's hope so. And let's hope it's not simply because some of the victims were foreigners that the authorities have deemed the culprit fit for trial. In addition, let's hope they're going to seriously start reevaluating the lenience they've employed in allowing all these Islamofascists into their country, and recognize the damage they caused as a result.
An unnamed 31-year-old Syrian refugee accused of stabbing four children appeared before judges in France June 10 where he was charged with attempted murder and armed resistance, regional prosecutor Line Bonnet-Mathis told the Associated Press. After the suspect was taken into custody, he reportedly refused to speak with investigators but a psychiatric evaluation determined he was fit to face charges, the outlet stated. [...]
The children, ranging in age from 22 months to three-years-old, were all critically injured in the attack but have improved after undergoing surgery, the AP reported. One adult, a Portuguese man who was critically injured after attempting to help detain the suspect, is regaining consciousness and believed to be “out of danger,” Portugal’s foreign ministry stated, according to the AP.
Labels: dhimmitude, France, immigration, islam, jihad, misogyny, racism, terrorism, war on terror
But the Muslim who murdered an older Jewish woman, Dr Sarah Halimi, in Paris a few years ago was found mentally disturbed at the time of the murder, that is, he was said to have been temporarily insane when he murdered her with --just incidentally-- French cops looking on. He was said to have been temporarily insane because he had smoked marijuana beforehand. He did not have to stand trial.