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French police take Paris gun suspect into custody French police take Paris gun suspect into custody
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French police have taken a man into custody on suspicion of carrying out recent gun attacks in Paris, prosecutors say.French police have taken a man into custody on suspicion of carrying out recent gun attacks in Paris, prosecutors say.
They said the man bore a strong resemblance to the person shown in surveillance camera footage.They said the man bore a strong resemblance to the person shown in surveillance camera footage.
He was taken into custody at about 18:00 GMT from a vehicle in a car park in Bois-Colombes, west of Paris. He was taken into custody at about 18:00 GMT from a vehicle in a car park in Bois-Colombes, north-west of Paris.
The suspect threatened a TV station last Friday, and attacked a newspaper office and a bank HQ on Monday.The suspect threatened a TV station last Friday, and attacked a newspaper office and a bank HQ on Monday.
He was apprehended from a stationary car in an underground car park.He was apprehended from a stationary car in an underground car park.
Hundreds of police have been involved in an intensive manhunt since Monday. Prosecutors said the reading of the man's rights had been postponed and he was not yet in a position to be questioned.
'I will not miss you' They gave no further explanation and have not yet given the man's identity nor any motive.
Some media reports suggested the man may have been unconscious or semi-conscious.
Hundreds of police were involved in an intensive manhunt that began on Monday, and security was stepped up at all media outlets.
An appeal for information generated almost 700 calls.
'I will not miss'
The first incident - last Friday - was at the offices of the BFMTV television channel.The first incident - last Friday - was at the offices of the BFMTV television channel.
The intruder emptied the chamber of his gun in the reception area without firing, saying: "Next time, I will not miss you."The intruder emptied the chamber of his gun in the reception area without firing, saying: "Next time, I will not miss you."
CCTV showed that he spent only a few seconds in reception, before hurrying out.CCTV showed that he spent only a few seconds in reception, before hurrying out.
On Monday, the suspect attacked the offices of the Liberation newspaper, firing twice and seriously injuring a photographer. On Monday, the suspect attacked the offices of the Liberation newspaper, firing twice and critically injuring a 23-year-old photography assistant.
Two hours later, the same man fired shots outside the headquarters of the bank Societe Generale, in the western business district of La Defense. No-one was hurt.Two hours later, the same man fired shots outside the headquarters of the bank Societe Generale, in the western business district of La Defense. No-one was hurt.
A car was then hijacked and the driver was forced to drop the suspect off near the Avenue des Champs Elysees, where he disappeared.A car was then hijacked and the driver was forced to drop the suspect off near the Avenue des Champs Elysees, where he disappeared.
The attacks shocked French newspapers.
The publisher of Liberation, Nicolas Demorand, wrote a commentary on Tuesday promising to continue to operate.
"Opening fire in a newspaper is an attack on the lives of men and women who are only doing their jobs. And on an idea, a set of values, which we call the Republic," he said.