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RER E Train Attack: Four Teenagers Injured

Four teenagers were injured, two seriously, in a gang-related attack on a RER E train near Paris. A 16-year-old suspect is in custody.

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What is the age of the suspect arrested?: The incident occurred around 8 am on November 4th. The victims, all minors aged 16 and 17, were on their way to school.
What types of weapons were used in the attack?: A 16-year-old suspect has been arrested and is in custody. A hatchet was recovered from his home.
What is the suspected motive behind the attack?: The attack is believed to be gang-related rather than drug-related, according to police. The investigation is ongoing.
How many people were injured in the RER E train attack?: Four teenagers were injured, two seriously, in a fight on a RER E train in Ozoir-la-Ferrière. The attackers used various weapons, including knives, a hatchet, and a katana.
What actions were taken by authorities in response to the attack?: Following the incident, police increased patrols on the RER E line. Train service was not disrupted.

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