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Paris attacks: four men face charges on suspicion of links to gunmen









Four suspects, all in their 20s, to appear before investigating judge on Tuesday, while five others released without charge














A police officer stands guard at the kosher supermarket where Amedy Coulibaly held civilians hostage. Photograph: Zuma/Rex Features



Associated Press in Paris


Tuesday 20 January 2015 03.44 EST







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The Paris prosecutor’s office says four men are facing preliminary charges after being arrested on suspicion of having links to a gunman involved in France’s deadliest terrorist attacks in decades.
The prosecutor’s office said in a statement that five others arrested in the investigation were released without charge early on Tuesday.
The four remaining suspects, all men in their 20s, will appear before an investigating judge later on Tuesday. No other details were immediately available.
No one has been charged in the attacks between 7 and 9 January on satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo, a kosher market and police officers. Twenty people were killed, including the three gunmen, who claimed allegiance to al-Qaida and Islamic State.



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