A 20-year-old man was killed with a knife in Honfleur, a town in the Calvados department of northern France, during the night of Wednesday, October 8, to Thursday. According to reports from BFMTV, which confirmed details from Ouest France, the attack occurred around 9:30 p.m. in the Canteloup-Marronniers neighborhood. At least five people were involved in the assault, and the victim’s brother, who was also present during the attack, was seriously injured. The investigation is focusing on a possible link to drug trafficking. A source close to the case told BFMTV that the victim had a known history with law enforcement, having violated drug-related laws in the past. Authorities are treating the incident as a possible dispute connected to drug trafficking, though no formal charges have been made yet. Police are actively searching for the perpetrators, who remain at large. The local community has been left in shock by the violent incident, which has raised concerns about safety in the area. Investigators are reviewing surveillance footage and speaking with witnesses to piece together the events of that night. Authorities have not yet released any names or detailed information about the victim’s background, but they have emphasized that the case is being treated with urgency. The focus remains on the drug trafficking angle, though other possibilities are not ruled out. The police have urged anyone with information to come forward to assist in the investigation.