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“France: Toulouse knife attacker is a Sudanese asylum seeker,” by Arthur Lyons, Voice of Europe, May 6, 2020:
The knife attacker who injured four homeless people – three seriously and one slightly – in Toulouse on Sunday has been identified as a 32-year-old Sudanese asylum seeker, according to a source close to the case.
The attack, which took place in the early evening hours in the city center of Toulouse, began after the alleged assailant asked two homeless women for a cigarette. When the pair of women refused, the Sudanese became angry and aggressive.
From there, the situation rapidly deteriorated as a group of nearby homeless people attempted to intervene. It was at this point that that punches were thrown, and the asylum seeker brandished a kitchen knife, shouted “Allah Akbar” three times, and proceeded to stab several people.
In a desperate attempt to defend themselves against the crazed attacker, members of the homeless group managed to strike the man with multiple blows, knocking him to the ground. Unfortunately, he was able to “free himself from their embrace by using his weapon before fleeing,” La Dépêche du Midi reports.
Nearly instantly after the attacked had occurred, the Sudanese asylum seeker was arrested by a municipal police patrol….