Name: France teacher attack: suspect "asked pupils to point him out" - BBC News
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The French authorities have named the man who beheaded a teacher in a Paris suburb yesterday.

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Police believe Samuel Patty was targeted because he showed people's controversial cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed.

In a lesson on free speech, Abdallah Abou Zeid bitch Chechen teenager died after being shot and injured by police.

His our Paris correspondent Lucy Williamson.

Fucking thistles the moment police confronted the man who beheaded a teacher on a suburban street.

Suspect shoots at them with a BB gun theme.

Next sound you'll hear is police firing back today.

France's counterterrorism prosecutor named the suspect as Abdullah Abdullah Zenovich, a an 18 year old Chechen man with refugee status in France.

Abdul Haye lived an hour's drive away from conflict, the prosecutor said, and had to ask school pupils to point his target out.

Samuel Patty was a 47 year old teacher of history and geography who decided to use to cartoons of Mohammed as part of a class on freedom of speech.

Investigators say it sparked a social media campaign by one outraged parents and that there had been threats against the school.

Yesterday there was a state of shock, and now the priority for us is to look after the Children because I think it was very hard for them and it still is.

He's going to say my teachers, not there And apparently there are photographs going round of the scene.

I hope they don't see those because I think they're already going to be affected by this.

Flowers mark the places where lives has shattered in France.

That list has grown a little longer this week.

Confluence now remembered alongside Paris niece, all the other places where hatred of French values has left blood on the country's streets.