France: Road rage farmer kills policeman with Kalashnikov

A French farmer shot dead a policeman today after opening fire with a Kalashnikov rifle inside a police station in western France following a road rage incident.

France: Road rage farmer kills policeman with Kalashnikov
Tue, 09 Apr, 2002 - 18:01

A French farmer shot dead a policeman today after opening fire with a Kalashnikov rifle inside a police station in western France following a road rage incident.

The farmer, Jean-Charles Denis, was injured when police returned fire at the station in Vannes in Brittany and was taken into custody, police said.

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