Stickers found at suspect's home

During a search of Kevin T.'s home in the Yvelines, anti-terror prosecutor Olivier Christen revealed that 30 stickers with the text "Vive la France, RN, proud to be French" were discovered. These stickers were stored in a drawer and were described as "apocryphal" by Christen, indicating they were not considered authentic evidence of extremist ideology.

Additional stickers discovered

Further stickers were found, including 99 with the text "100% French, Vive la France" and 98 with the message "Support for law enforcement." These items were part of the evidence collected during the search, which aimed to determine the suspect's potential links to extremist or terrorist activities.

Weapons and books found

The search also uncovered weapons or weapon components, including a magazine, two American pistols, a steel bayonet, and a silencer. In addition, several books were found at the suspect's residence, including Mein Kampf, the Koran, and a Bible. These items were part of the broader investigation into the suspect's background and possible motivations.

Suspect's arrest and injuries

Kevin T. was arrested after shooting a 26-year-old man and injuring several others, including an 11-year-old child, with an automatic weapon between Trappes and La Verrière in the Yvelines last Friday. The attack raised concerns about the suspect's mental state and potential links to extremist activities.

Judicial process resumes

Kevin T.'s judicial detention was resumed on Monday after a psychiatric evaluation requested his placement under observation. He was formally charged this morning before the Paris judicial court and will be presented to an anti-terror investigating judge to determine the next steps in the legal process.