Three people stabbed at Gare de Lyon station in Paris with one left fighting for life as cops arrest suspect
A HORROR stabbing spree at Paris' main train station saw three people knifed leaving one seriously injured.
Cops have arrested the suspected attacker, a 32-year-old man, but his motivations for the horrific attack remain unclear.
The suspect began stabbing commuters at Paris' Gare de Lyon railway station at around 8am on Saturday.
One of the victims was seriously injured while two others were left with minor injuries.
A police source said: "The suspect did not cry out (any religious slogans) during his attack.
"He presented the police an Italian driving licence".
Cops also said none of the three people injured are in a life-threatening condition following the attack.
The major station connects domestic trains around France as well as ones to Switzerland and Italy, and the Eurostar.
Part of it was closed down following the surprise spree on Saturday morning.
Le Parisien reports that the suspect has "psychiatric disorders", but this has yet to be confirmed by police.
They also say that there is no suggestion of terrorist links yet as the investigation remains at such an early stage.
French rail operator SNCF said on X: "There is an intervention by the police and emergency services currently in Hall 1 and 3 which makes them temporarily inaccessible."
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