NEWS CENTER - The detention order for William M., who attacked the Kurdish Cultural Center in Paris and murdered three Kurds, was lifted on the grounds of his "health status".

 

Detention decision on gunman William M., who attacked the Kurdish Cultural Center in Paris, the capital of France, on 23 December and murdered 3 Kurds, including Emine Kara (Evîn Goyî), one of the activists of the European Kurdish Women's Movement (TJK-E). removed due to "health status".

 

The Paris Prosecutor's Office reported that the perpetrator, whose detention warrant was lifted a day after he was taken into custody on the day of the attack, was taken to the Paris Police Department Psychiatric Hospital.

 

While the prosecutor's office argued that the investigation was continuing, the same prosecutor's office announced that the "racist nature" was based on the investigation conducted during the day. In other words, an investigation was launched as a "judicial case" for "racist murders and attempted murder".