France Police Officer's Home Destroyed in Fire
Interior minister attributes attack to officer's profession.
The Brief
- A police officer's home in Auch, France, was destroyed by fire.
- Interior Minister Laurent Nunez described the attack as deliberate.
- Firefighters were unable to prevent the complete destruction of the house.
A fire destroyed a police officer's home in Auch, France, on Saturday, according to officials.
Interior Minister Laurent Nunez stated that the incident appears to be a targeted attack.
Nunez said the house was destroyed despite the intervention of firefighters.
The minister emphasized that all necessary resources will be used to find those responsible.
Nunez posted his comments on X, indicating the case will be pursued to the fullest extent.
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