French anti-terror police arrest 5 just days before presidential election chorti

Four men and a woman were arrested in three areas of the country and four weapons were recovered, the office of Paris Prosecutor Francois Molins said. No other details were available.

Independent centrist Emmanuel Macron is edging towards the Élysée Palace, but the frontrunner still faces challenges ahead of Sunday's second-round vote against far-right National Front rival, Marine Le Pen.

A deadly attack last month on a police bus in the heart of Paris dramatically changed the course of the presidential campaign.



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The three main candidates canceled campaign events and instead made televised statements in which they competed to talk tough on security and vowed a crackdown on ISIS.

One officer died after a gunman wielding a machine gun leapt out of a car and opened fire on the Champs-Élysées, Paris's most famous boulevard, as candidates were engaging in their final TV debate.

In mid-April, two men arrested in Marseilles were accused of preparing an 'imminent violent attack' in the run-up the presidential election, French Interior Minister Matthias Fekl told CNN's French affiliate, BFM.

The arrests 'took place as part of an investigation by the anti-terrorist section of Paris public prosecutor's office,' Fekl said. The men, born in 1993 and 1987, of French nationality, had the intention of committing an attack on French soil within the next few days, he said.

One officer died after a gunman wielding a machine gun leapt out of a car and opened fire on the Champs-Élysées, Paris's most famous boulevard, as candidates were engaging in their final TV debate. Independent centrist Emmanuel Macron is edging towards the Élysée Palace, but the frontrunner still faces challenges ahead of Sunday's second-round vote against far-right National Front rival, Marine Le Pen. One officer died after a gunman wielding a machine gun leapt out of a car and opened fire on the Champs-Élysées, Paris's most famous boulevard, as candidates were engaging in their final TV debate. In mid-April, two men arrested in Marseilles were accused of preparing an 'imminent violent attack' in the run-up the presidential election, French Interior Minister Matthias Fekl told CNN's French affiliate, BFM. The arrests 'took place as part of an investigation by the anti-terrorist section of Paris public prosecutor's office,' Fekl said. The men, born in 1993 and 1987, of French nationality, had the intention of committing an attack on French soil within the next few days, he said. The arrests 'took place as part of an investigation by the anti-terrorist section of Paris public prosecutor's office,' Fekl said. The men, born in 1993 and 1987, of French nationality, had the intention of committing an attack on French soil within the next few days, he said. Four men and a woman were arrested in three areas of the country and four weapons were recovered, the office of Paris Prosecutor Francois Molins said. No other details were available. The three main candidates canceled campaign events and instead made televised statements in which they competed to talk tough on security and vowed a crackdown on ISIS. In mid-April, two men arrested in Marseilles were accused of preparing an 'imminent violent attack' in the run-up the presidential election, French Interior Minister Matthias Fekl told CNN's French affiliate, BFM. In mid-April, two men arrested in Marseilles were accused of preparing an 'imminent violent attack' in the run-up the presidential election, French Interior Minister Matthias Fekl told CNN's French affiliate, BFM. The arrests 'took place as part of an investigation by the anti-terrorist section of Paris public prosecutor's office,' Fekl said. The men, born in 1993 and 1987, of French nationality, had the intention of committing an attack on French soil within the next few days, he said. In mid-April, two men arrested in Marseilles were accused of preparing an 'imminent violent attack' in the run-up the presidential election, French Interior Minister Matthias Fekl told CNN's French affiliate, BFM. The three main candidates canceled campaign events and instead made televised statements in which they competed to talk tough on security and vowed a crackdown on ISIS. One officer died after a gunman wielding a machine gun leapt out of a car and opened fire on the Champs-Élysées, Paris's most famous boulevard, as candidates were engaging in their final TV debate. The arrests 'took place as part of an investigation by the anti-terrorist section of Paris public prosecutor's office,' Fekl said. The men, born in 1993 and 1987, of French nationality, had the intention of committing an attack on French soil within the next few days, he said. Four men and a woman were arrested in three areas of the country and four weapons were recovered, the office of Paris Prosecutor Francois Molins said. No other details were available. A deadly attack last month on a police bus in the heart of Paris dramatically changed the course of the presidential campaign. The three main candidates canceled campaign events and instead made televised statements in which they competed to talk tough on security and vowed a crackdown on ISIS. A deadly attack last month on a police bus in the heart of Paris dramatically changed the course of the presidential campaign. A deadly attack last month on a police bus in the heart of Paris dramatically changed the course of the presidential campaign. The three main candidates canceled campaign events and instead made televised statements in which they competed to talk tough on security and vowed a crackdown on ISIS.

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