The temperature rises and the weapons come out.
Police officers from the Choisy-le-Roi police station were able to see this twice late Tuesday afternoon in Orly and Villeneuve-le-Roi, in two separate cases.
At around 7 p.m. they got hold of a man walking around with a 357 Magnum.
An hour later, the police intervened on what looks like an attempt to settle scores, which did not claim any victims, near the Abbey Park, in Villeneuve-le-Roi.
"This place is known as a point of deal", moreover specifies the parquet floor of Créteil.
Two armed and hooded men shoot at least twice
Around 8 p.m., a local resident's phone call sounded the alarm.
"A person heard two detonations and saw two people flee on a TMax scooter," said the prosecution.
This large displacement two-wheeler is often used for this type of expedition.
Arrived on site, in this park located rue de l'Abbaye in Villeneuve-le-Roi, the police understood that a small group of young people, some seated on chairs, had been targeted by two suspects.
Dressed in black, their faces hidden under balaclavas, the two men did not come with their hands free.
One was armed with a rifle, the other with a handgun.
Heard by the police, "the occupants of the park saw nothing and heard nothing", notes a source with a touch of irony.
“Yet they were very tense,” adds another.
Moreover, at least two shots took place since investigators found two twelve-gauge cartridge cases on the ground.
There were no injuries and no injured person has been reported since the incident.
Earlier, a car with three men on board was reported spinning around the neighborhood.
The Choisy-le-Roi police station has opened an investigation.
A loaded 357 Magnum and 24 ammunition found on a suspect
An hour earlier, it was on the Orly side that the police came across a weapon, well known to moviegoers.
It was the accessory, indispensable, to Inspector Harry, played by Clint Eastwood, in the eponymous film.
Initially, the police carried out a routine check after spotting several people, without masks, some smoking a shisha.
The check goes smoothly until a knife is found in the pocket of one of the people being checked.
The police then attack his bag and do not return.
They come across a Smith & Wesson 357 Magnum pistol loaded with six rounds.
More worrying still, at the bottom of the small bag, they count 24 cartridges.
The 31-year-old suspect was also banned from walking around with weapons following a previous conviction.
Wanted by the police in another case, he was taken into police custody.
The latter was not lifted at the end of the day on Wednesday.