Police in France have arrested a suspect accused of setting fire to the historic town hall in Limoges following violent clashes.
A man suspected of burning the Limoges town hall was arrested in France. The suspect is a 40-year-old far-left extremist. The fire damaged the 19th-century roof of the building, and two suspects are in custody.
- French security forces arrested a man suspected of burning the Limoges town hall.
- The suspect is a 40-year-old far-left extremist.
- The town hall in Limoges burned completely.
- The French government imposed curfews in several French cities.
- Two suspects are in custody following the fire at the Limoges town hall.
- The government attributes the violence primarily to far-left extremists.
- A second arrest occurred in the investigation of the Limoges town hall fire.
- Around five thousand people attended the demonstration in Limoges on Saturday.
- A 66-year-old man was arrested in Creuse on October 22.
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