Radar bombing man gets caught after wounding himself at home
Filed under: Etc., European Union
A short while ago we reported about an unknown group called FNAR (Fraccion Nationaliste Armé Révolutionaire) that was bombing speed-control radars in France. The government claims with radars are in use to reduce accidents and to lower pollution levels by forcing speed reduction. Last week, a man aged 31 was seriously wounded when he was manipulating one of these bombs in an apartment in Hauts de Seine, France. The guy said he belonged to the FNAR and the police found a small laboratory where he presumably produced the explosives. However, the FNAR doesn't seem to be a group made up of enraged motorists; the group acts and talks like a terrorist one, asking for €4 million to stop bombings and spreading several extreme rightwing messages.
[Source: Le Monde]
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