A police officer was attacked in Belfort on Friday, October 2, as reported by BFMTV. The officer, who was in civilian clothes and held a high rank, was approached and struck multiple times in the town. The incident occurred outside the context of student protests, according to consistent sources. The officer lost consciousness due to the blows and was taken to a hospital for treatment. Authorities have opened an investigation into the incident, with the charges focusing on attempted voluntary homicide. This type of charge typically applies when someone intentionally tries to cause another person's death or serious harm. The case is currently under review by local police, who are working to identify the suspect and determine the full circumstances of the attack. The attack has raised concerns about the safety of law enforcement personnel, especially those working in plain clothes. While the officer was not on duty at the time of the attack, the incident has prompted discussions about the risks faced by police in non-uniformed roles. Local officials have not yet commented publicly on the case. More details about the investigation and any developments are expected to be released by BFMTV in the coming days. The website will provide updates as more information becomes available.