On July 27, 2026, a 31-year-old man was subdued by a crowd after allegedly stabbing three women at the Two Domes brewery in the Porte de Clichy area of Paris. The suspect reportedly stated, "it is Allah who commanded me" during the incident. One of the victims was reportedly pregnant. Two victims were listed in "absolute emergency" condition, while the third was in "relative emergency" condition. The suspect's identity has not been released, and police sources described him as having an "unbalanced" profile. French Interior Minister Laurent Nunez urged caution regarding the motives behind the attack, noting the suspect's "incoherent remarks." This incident follows a series of violent acts in Europe, including a stabbing in London and a vehicular attack in Berlin. The immigration status of the suspect has not been confirmed.
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Three women stabbed in Paris; suspect subdued by crowd
A man was subdued by a crowd after allegedly stabbing three women in Paris on July 27, 2026. The suspect made a statement attributing his actions to a divine command. Two victims are in critical condition, and the incident is part of a broader pattern of recent violent attacks in Europe.
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'Allah commanded me': Three women stabbed in Paris, crowd subdues suspect
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Three women stabbed in Paris; suspect subdued by crowd