One dead and four injured after gunman opens fire on Paris suburb

One person is dead and at least four others wounded after a gunman allegedly opened fire from a vehicle on the outskirts of Paris on Friday.Police said gunshots were fired in Trappes, west of Paris, at about 10:30am local time. A suspect was later arrested in the nearby neighbourhood of Coignieres.France's anti-terrorism unit is looking into a possible terror link, although police say the shooter's motive remains unclear.Trappes Mayor Ali Rabeh told French broadcaster BFM TV the gunman appeared to have fired randomly at various locations, including a playground."It is a miracle that there were not more victims," he said.In a statement on X, French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu said the shooting was "very serious", adding that "all resources of the security forces and the judiciary are fully mobilised"."France's National Anti-Terrorism Prosecutor's Office has announced that it is monitoring the situation."News agency AFP reported prosecutors were treating the shooting as a "murder in connection with a terrorist enterprise".AP/AFP