Yvelines attack suspect under psychiatric care; custody suspended

The suspect in a racist-motivated attack in Yvelines that killed one and injured five was diagnosed with schizophrenia and under treatment; custody was suspended after psychiatric evaluation. Toxicological tests found cannabis and cocaine in his blood. The incident raises questions about mental health and radicalization, though the anti-terror prosecutor's involvement suggests a potential terrorism link.

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