Suspect in racist gun attack near Paris transferred to psychiatric unit
A shooter suspected of killing one person and wounding five others on Friday in the town of Trappes, near Paris, has had his police custody suspended for a 48-hour psychiatric observation, anti-terror prosecutors said Sunday. The 39-year-old man is believed to have had racist motivations behind the gun attack as most of the victims had foreign origins.
Hollywood actress Natalie Portman recently purchased a 550-square-meter mansion in Paris for €15.2 million. The four-storey property, built in 1912, had previously served as an embassy before being converted into a private residence. Located near the iconic Eiffel Tower in the Champ-de-Mars area, the home includes a garden, gym, library, wine cellar, and a reception room with a glass roof.
Architectural Digest reports that the renovation, carried out by French businessman Yves Vatelot, retained several original architectural elements while providing modern amenities. Portman, who moved to Paris years ago, bought the mansion to establish a separate residence in a neighborhood where she had previously rented an apartment. The property's unique history as a former embassy sets it apart from many other celebrity homes.
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