After the Trappes Attack, Bally Bagayoko Calls on Macron over Threats

After deadly shootings in Trappes and La Verrière in the Yvelines, Bally Bagayoko said he had received racist messages and shared a screenshot on X. He called on Emmanuel Macron, denouncing a climate of hatred and continued racist threats, and said the authorities must act. The elected official announced he would attend an anti-racism and anti-far-right rally in Orléans. The attack left one person dead and four injured, including a 12-year-old girl; the 39-year-old suspect, Kévin T., was arrested.