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Quote:Lyon bomb attack: Four arrested by police over blast.SKY News:
A major manhunt was launched after the device, packed with screws and ball bearings, was detonated
in a busy pedestrian street.
'Four people have been arrested by French police following a bomb explosion in Lyon that left 13 injured.
The suspects held in connection with last week's blast include a 24-year-old Algerian computer science
student, according to the authorities.
The arrests came as masked armed officers searched a property in Oullins, a small town outside Lyon.
A manhunt was launched after a device, packed with screws and ball bearings, detonated on a busy
pedestrian street outside a bakery last Friday. Investigators later released a picture from CCTV footage
of a person they believe carried out the bombing.
The IT student is understood to have been arrested in Lyon after he got off a bus, with police reportedly
not wanting to detain him at his home in case there were explosives in the building.
His mother and brother were also among those held, according to French media.
Lyon mayor Gerard Collomb, a former interior minister, told TV: "It's a relief for all Lyon inhabitants.
I believe the case has been resolved. "If there was a network, it has been identified and will certainly be
dismantled."
French president Emmanuel Macron called the explosion an "attack" but no group has claimed responsibility.
Last week, France's counter-terrorism prosecutor, Remy Heitz, released video surveillance that showed a
suspect heading towards the centre of Lyon on a bicycle.
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The man was seen arriving on foot, pushing his bike along a pedestrianised street, then leaving a paper bag
close to the bakery. The suspect immediately returned to his bike and left the same way before the bomb went
off a minute later.
It was unclear whether the suspect first arrested Monday was the same person, although Mr Collomb said the
detained student was identified using video surveillance. Investigators recovered screws, ball bearings, batteries
and a remote-controlled trigger device at the scene.
France remains on high alert after a series of terror attacks in recent years, which have killed more than 250
people...'
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