A new puzzle of mysterious injection attacks.. a new form of weapon and terrorism

In a new form of intimidation, needle attacks worry the world, as the security services in France succeeded in uncovering the mystery of the attacks against citizens by means of "syringes", especially in nightclubs.
The judiciary has charged a man in southern France with injecting spectators who attended the recording of an outdoor television program last Saturday.
France has recently witnessed a rise in mysterious injection attacks, especially in nightclubs, which prompted the Public Prosecution to draw up a protocol for this type of attack, providing for forensic examination of the victims, conducting analyzes and taking samples, according to the French news agency.

The 20-year-old suspect was charged with syringe violence, and Toulon Attorney General Samuel Viniels said the accused was in remand.
On Saturday evening, about 20 spectators who attended the recording of a program for "TF1" channel "Song of the Year", on the beaches of Morion in Toulon, informed the police that they had been subjected to needles during the concert.
The Public Prosecutor added, "Several complaints have already been submitted, while others are still awaiting official filing."
One of the victims, a security officer who was working on the site, was taken to hospital, and the public prosecutor said, "We have not yet been able to determine whether this discomfort was related to a harmful substance injected into the syringe or psychological stress."
These events led to the movement of crowds on the beach and the intervention of the police, who located the main suspect, and arrested him with another person who was later released after no charges could be brought against him.
The accused was identified by two young women who explained that they saw him with a syringe, and were able to prevent him from attacking them, and they also said that they were subjected to violence from him.
The public prosecutor said that the man denied the facts completely, but in light of the victims' statements, the prosecution considered that there were sufficient charges.