Timothy G. was arrested by the DGSI near a high school in Saint-Etienne with two knives and identified as an 'incel,' part of a misogynistic internet subculture. The National Anti-Terrorism Prosecutor's Office opened an investigation into him for alleged terrorist conspiracy. This marks a significant step as it recognizes gender-based violence as a form of terrorism. After his arrest, he was remanded in custody and described by his lawyer as suffering rather than preparing for action. This investigation is reportedly the first to focus exclusively on an individual identifying with the 'incel' movement.
The 'incel' movement is an internet subculture rife with misogyny, with men tending to blame women and feminism for their romantic failings.
Timothy G., arrested by the DGSI, had two knives in his bag and identified himself as a member of the 'incel' subculture.
The National Anti-Terrorism Prosecutor's Office initiated an investigation against an 18-year-old man claiming to be part of the 'incel' movement.
Timothy G. has been charged with terrorist conspiracy, marking an acknowledgment by authorities that gender-based violence can be classified as terrorism.
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