The woman arrested in connection with the investigation into the assassination of ex-rugby player Federico Martin Aramburu on Saturday in Paris will be presented to an examining magistrate on Tuesday for his indictment, according to the Paris prosecutor's office.
His police custody was lifted Monday evening, according to the same source.
Aged 24 and close to the main suspect, a far-right activist, she was driving the car from which two other suspects allegedly shot the former Argentinian international on a boulevard in the 6th arrondissement, according to a source close to investigation.
The other two individuals were still wanted on Monday morning, a source familiar with the matter told AFP.
Federico Martin Aramburu was shot dead at the age of 42 in Paris on Saturday at dawn, after an altercation in a bar in Saint-Germain-des-Prés.
The main far-right activist suspect
After a "dispute" between two groups of people at Le Mabillon bar, the groups were separated by bouncers, according to a police source, but the suspects "returned shortly afterwards with a vehicle and fired shots".
"Several impacts" of bullets were noted on the spot, added a source close to the investigation and the sportsman died on the spot as a result of his injuries.
According to the first elements, two men would have fired shots.
The main suspect is a far-right activist.
The woman driving the vehicle was also among the wanted suspects.
The prosecution has opened an investigation for assassination, entrusted to the criminal brigade.
