*A **Cause **Célèbre **Builds in France:* Outrage is growing in France over
the decision to bring manslaughter charges against a jeweller who shot and
killed an escaping robber but the country's top security official urged
fearful storekeepers to let justice take its course. Stephan Turk, 67, has
been put under curfew at home with an electronic tag after the shooting
last week that left a teenage robber dead outside his jewellery shop in
Nice. An accomplice escaped on a motorbike. In a country where gun violence
is rare but thefts are increasingly common, the shooting has placed the
government in a difficult position. "Even when faced with the unbearable,
we have to let justice prevail," Interior Minister Manuel Valls said in
Nice, where he was sent by the president a day after a protest by hundreds
of Mr Turk's supporters...

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/france-erupts-over-manslaughter-charges-against-jeweller-who-killed-robber-8822144.html

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