Facebook aiding probe of France live-streamed killing


  • TECH
  • Wednesday, 15 Jun 2016

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WASHINGTON: Facebook said it was cooperating with French authorities probing the killing of a police commander and his partner in an incident that included a live-streamed video statement on the leading social network. 

“We are working closely with the French authorities as they deal with this terrible crime,” Facebook said in a statement following the June 13 fatal stabbing of 42-year-old police commander Jean-Baptiste Salvaing and his 36-year-old partner Jessica Schneider in a town near Paris. 

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