Police have detained a suspect in connection with the deadly explosion of a package bomb at the office of a law firm in Paris, officials said Friday. Authorities said the inquiry no longer focused on terrorism. An office secretary opened the wooden box after a messenger delivered it to a law office on Thursday, and two homemade explosives inside went off, killing her and seriously injuring a lawyer. The suspect, said to be a 45-year-old architect, had allegedly harassed a lawyer at the firm two years ago.
December 07, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Police detained a suspect in an overnight raid in connection with the deadly explosion of a package bomb at the office of a law firm in Paris, police officials said Friday. Authorities also said the inquiry no longer focused on terrorism, the officials said.
An office secretary opened the wooden box after a messenger delivered it to a law office on Thursday, and two homemade explosives inside went off, killing her and seriously injuring a lawyer.
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