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Community in shock after Nanterre council shooting

(27 Mar 2002) 1. Various of people looking at pictures of the city council members on Nanterre's city hall magazine. 2. Close up of two of the victims' pictures: Ghislaine Quilim (left) and Louisa Benakli (right), both council members 3. Various of council members pictures 4. Exterior of city hall 5. Various of family members and friends of the victims in city hall 6. City hall being secured by police units 7. SOUNDBITE: (French) Robert Hue, President of the French Communist Party: "Listen, Marie-George (French Sports Minister Marie-George Buffet) and myself, we are deeply moved, of course. We have been immediately informed, we had a meeting with our friend Nanterre's mayorJacqueline Fraysse. And it is terrible. We have just seen the scope of this drama, this killing, with sophisticated weapons. We deeply moved." 8. Various of family members and friends of the victims in city hall 9. Wide of paramedics and Red Cross units in city hall 10. Various of Paramedics and Red Cross units escorting distraught people outside city hall STORYLINE: Hours after the shooting that killed eight people and injuring fourteen others, weeping family members and friends arrived at the council hall in Nanterre, a middle-class neighborhood near a business district in western Paris. Witnesses said the attacker opened fire without a word, shooting with both hands at about 40 people who were drawing on their coats after the meeting ended at about 1:15 a.m. About 50 shells were scattered across the room. Also visiting the scene was Robert Hue, President of the French Communist Party who appeared with Sports Minister Marie-George Buffet. Police arrested Richard Durn, 33, a local man who witnesses said frequently attended council meetings. He used two automatic pistols and a revolver, police said. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...