The 34-year-old man who set fire to the town hall in Limoges has a father who is also a convicted far-left arsonist.

In France, a wave of violence has been linked to the far-left party LFI, with activists accused of serious crimes during protests. A 34-year-old man was arrested for allegedly attempting to murder a police officer and setting fire to the town hall in Limoges. The incident shocked the community, known for its peaceful nature. The suspect, Hodei C.D., has a history of violent activism and was previously convicted for assaulting a police officer during an environmental protest. He is believed to have connections with radical leftist groups in central France. His family also has a history of violent activism, with his father previously convicted for arson against utility vehicles and broadcasting towers.