A public prosecutor’s office in France revealed today that they are looking into a car ramming incident on the home of L’Hay-les-Roses mayor Vincent Jeanbrun.

When speaking about the incident, the mayor said that the attack had hurt his wife and two of his two children.

The event, which the mayor referred to as a “unspeakably cowardly assassination attempt,” occurred at 1:30 a.m. on Saturday while he was in city hall, he added.

The mayor said that “individuals rammed their car into my home before setting it ablaze to burn my house, inside which my wife and my two young children slept.”

There are “no words strong” enough, he insisted, to convey his feelings on what transpired on Saturday night.

Following the murder of Nael, a 17-year-old teenager who was not carrying any weapons, on Tuesday, France has been dogged by controversy.

France has seen rallies since Nael’s death, with many denouncing the frightening rise in bigotry.

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