A dead and two police were injured after French stabbed

One man died and two police officers were injured after a knife attack at the French City of Mulhouse.

The suspect was arrested in the scene.

The man who harmed two police officers seriously, one neck and one in the chest. A bystander attempted to interview and killed.

The suspect is a 37-year-old Algerian under the deportation order because he is on a watchful record of terrorism, according to local prosecutor. The prosecution opened a terrorist question because the suspect was reported to shout “Allahu Akbar”.

The incident occurred in a demonstration of supporting the Congo, where the Patrol police were.

“The horror got our city,” said Mulhouse Mayor Michele Lutz on Facebook.

The Interior Minister Bruno Retailau is expected to visit the scene on Saturday night.

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