French authorities launched an investigation into an alleged incident involving an attack on girls with injections in the Paris region. Reports indicate that three girls, aged between 12 and 14, were approached by an unknown individual in a public park, where they received what appeared to be injections in their arms. The incident occurred around 3:00 PM local time, prompting immediate police response. Medical examinations revealed minor swelling and redness at the injection sites, but no severe health effects were reported initially. The girls described the suspect as a man in his 30s, wearing a dark jacket, though no clear identification has been made. Local police have reviewed surveillance footage covering 15 cameras in the area, identifying a potential suspect vehicle seen leaving the scene. Authorities have interviewed 12 witnesses, including park visitors and nearby residents, to gather additional details. The investigation has expanded to include a 5-kilometer radius around the park, with 20 officers assigned to the case. No arrests have been made, and the substance used in the injections remains unidentified pending laboratory analysis, expected to take up to 10 days. French officials have increased patrols in public areas and are coordinating with regional health services to monitor for similar incidents. The case has drawn public attention, with ongoing efforts to determine the motive and ensure safety.
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