Over 100 women were stabbed by syringes in coordinated attack at French Music Festival.
Not just apparently the mass syringe/poison attacks; also coordinated on social media.
Multiple sources confirm that 145 people reported being pricked with syringes across various locations. The French Interior Ministry stated 12 suspects were detained. Investigations are ongoing to identify the substances used, with some victims hospitalized for tests.
No sharia-compliant media coverage of this horror, of course.
Not the first time:
France: 1,098 people nationwide attacked with tainted syringes, several Muslims arrested
I wonder who would be using syringes in France to attack people?
My first thought was invaders
Well well well
A list of the suspects was posted in French in the thread
I think we can interpret the names
Surprised?
NO! https://t.co/jTt7c8uCDt pic.twitter.com/zZMxoPD9pC— Jodi Elizabeth III
(@JodiElizab52201) June 23, 2025
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Arrested:
Islam Sellani, 24 ans, de nationalité algérienne, en situation irrégulière et connu des services de police.
Mohamed Ben Koelifa, 19 ans, de
nationalité algérienne et connu des services de police.
Yasser Bouazza, 21 ans, de nationalité française et connu des services de police.
Fadi Limen, 20 ans, de nationalité tunisienne, en situation irrégulière et inconnu des services de police.
Ayoub Blal, 35 ans, de nationalité marocaine et inconnu des services de police.
Walid Chaouch, 25 ans, de nationalité algérienne.
Raphaël Waldung, 44 ans, connu des services de police.
Aboubakr Benlany, 35 ans, inconnu des services de police.
Abdel Mohchen Gomri, 20 ans, de nationalité française, inconnu des services de police.
alid Tanani, 21 ans, de nationalité française et connu des services de police.
Syringe attacks mar France’s Fête de la Musique summer street festival
FranceNearly 150 people reported being assaulted with syringes across France during its annual “Fête de la Musique” summer festival, with Paris police reporting 13 cases in the capital alone. Twelve suspects in the attacks were arrested, the interior ministry said. More than 370 other people were detained nationwide on various other charges
By:France24, June 22, 2025:
French police have detained twelve suspects after 145 people reported being pricked with syringes during the country’s annual street music festival, officials said Sunday.
Millions of people took to the streets across France on Saturday evening for the Fête de la Musique, with authorities reporting “unprecedented crowds” in Paris.
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What is Fête de La Musique, France’s annual solstice celebration?Before the party, posts on Snapchat and other social media had called for targeting women during the festivities.
The interior ministry said 145 victims reported being stabbed with needles across the country, with Paris police reporting 13 cases in the capital.
Officials did not specify if they were cases of so-called needle spiking with date-rape drugs such as Rohypnol or GHB, used by attackers to render victims confused or unconscious and vulnerable to sexual assault.
“Some victims were taken to hospital for toxicological tests,” the ministry said.
In Paris, investigations were opened after three people including a 15-year-old girl and an 18-year-old male, reported being stabbed in three different locations in Paris, prosecutors said.
All three reported that they felt unwell.
Twelve people suspected of being responsible for the stabbings were arrested across the country, the interior ministry said.
They are believed to have targeted around 50 victims, according to a police source.
Apart from those suspects, more than 370 people were detained during the festival on various charges, including nearly 90 people in Paris.
Fourteen participants in the festivities were seriously injured, including a 17-year-old who was hospitalised after being found sitting on the street with stab wounds to the lower abdomen.
Thirteen members of law enforcement were also injured.
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