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A |     경제난에 평소 현금 보관하던 피해자 범행 대상으로 삼아휴대전화 10대 분석·CCTV 추가 확보…검찰 보완수사 후 기소                   서울북부지검 로고(서울=뉴스1) 권준언 소봄이 기자 = 서울 강북구 수유동의 한 오피스텔에서 지인인 50대 여성을 살해하고 현금을 빼앗은 50대 남성이 범행 전 '수갑'과 '결박도구'를 검색하고 여러 흉기를 준비한 것으로 드러났다. 남성은 경제적 어려움을 겪자 평소 많은 현금을 보관하던 피해자를 범행 대상으로 삼은 것으로 조사됐다.서울북부지검 형사2부(부장검사 김가람)는 26일 강도살인 및 마약류관리에 관한 법률 위반(향정·대마) 등 혐의를 받는 나 모 씨(52)를 구속 기소했다고 밝혔다.나 씨는 지난달 28일 새벽 필로폰을 투약한 뒤 서울 강북구 수유동의 한 오피스텔에서 지인인 50대 여성 A 씨의 목과 옆구리 등을 흉기로 수십 차례 찔러 살해한 뒤 A 씨 소유의 현금을 빼앗은 혐의를 받는다.검찰 보완수사 결과 나 씨는 경제적으로 궁박한 상황에 놓이자 평소 다량의 현금을 보관하고 있던 A 씨를 상대로 강도 범행을 결심한 것으로 조사됐다.검찰에 따르면 그는 범행 전에는 '수갑' '결박도구' 등을 인터넷에 검색하는 한편 다수의 흉기를 소지한 채로 피해자의 오피스텔에 들어가 이런 범행을 벌였다.검찰은 경찰에서 사건을 넘겨받은 뒤 압수된 나 씨의 휴대전화 10대를 분석했다. 나 씨와 동거했던 지인의 주거지를 압수수색하고 나 씨와 A 씨의 계좌거래 내역도 분석했다. 범행 현장 오피스텔 폐쇄회로(CC)TV 영상도 추가로 확보했다.앞서 경찰은 금융계좌 거래내역과 범행 전후 상황 등을 토대로 나 씨에게 A 씨의 금품을 빼앗을 목적이 있었다고 보고 당초 살인 혐의를 강도살인 혐의로 변경해 지난 7일 검찰에 구속 송치했다.체포 당시 나 씨의 소지품에서는 마약류로 추정되는 물질이 발견됐으며 국립과학수사연구원 감정에서도 나 씨의 체내에서 대마와 필로폰 성분이 검출됐다.검찰은 피해자 유족에게 경제적 지원을 하고 피해자 국선변호사를 선정했다고도 밝혔다.서울북부지검 관계자는 "향후 유족의 재판 절차 진술권을 보장하는 한편, 피고인에게 그 죄에 상응하는 형이 선고될 수 있도록 공소유지에 만전을 기하겠다"고 했다.。

B |     COTONOU, Benin -- French troops have started leaving Niger more than two months after mutinous soldiers toppled the African country’s democratically elected president, the military said Wednesday. More than 100 troops left in two flights from the capital Niamey on Tuesday in the first of what will be several rounds of departures between now and the end of the year, said French military spokesman, Col. Pierre Gaudilliere. All are returning to France, he said. Niger’s state television broadcast images of a convoy leaving a base in Ouallam in the north, saying it was bound for neighboring Chad, to the east. The departure comes weeks after French President Emmanuel Macron announced that France will end its military presence in Niger and pull its ambassador out of the country as a result of the coup that removed President Mohamed Bazoum in late July. Some 1,500 French troops have been operating in Niger, training its military and conducting joint operations.Also Tuesday, the junta gave the United Nations resident coordinator in Niger, Louise Aubin, 72 hours to leave the country, according to a statement from the Foreign Ministry. The junta cited “underhanded maneuvers” by the U.N. secretary-general to prevent its full participation in last month’s General Assembly in New York as one of the reasons.The military rulers had wanted Niger’s former ambassador to the United Nations, Bakary Yaou Sangare, who was made foreign minister after the coup, to speak on its behalf at the General Assembly. However, Bakary did not receive credentials to attend after the deposed Nigerien government’s foreign minister sent the world body a letter “informing of the end of functions of Mr. Bakary as permanent representative of Niger to the United Nations,” said U.N. spokesman, Stephane Dujarric.The U.N. did not immediately respond about the junta's demand for Aubin to leave. Since seizing power, Niger’s military leaders have leveraged anti-French sentiment among the population against its former colonial ruler and said the withdrawal signals a new step towards its sovereignty.The United States has formally declared that the ousting of Bazoum was a coup, suspending hundreds of millions of dollars in aid as well as military assistance and training. Niger was seen by many in the West as the last country in Africa's Sahel region — the vast expanse south of the Sahara Desert — that could be partnered with to beat back a growing jihadi insurgency linked to al-Qaida and the Islamic State group. French troops have already been ousted by military regimes in neighboring Mali and Burkina Faso, which are seeing a surge in attacks.Analysts warn that France's withdrawal will leave a security vacuum that extremists could exploit. “French forces might not have defeated these groups, but at least disrupted and limited their activities, said said Rida Lyammouri, senior fellow at the Policy Center for the New South, a Moroccan-based think tank.With the French out of the picture, these will likely "expand to areas where French forces were providing support to Nigerien forces, especially on the borders with Mali and Burkina Faso,” Lyammouri said. Violence has already spiked since the coup. In the month after the junta seized power, violence primarily linked to the extremists soared by more than 40%, according to the Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project. Jihadi attacks targeting civilians quadrupled in August, compared with the month before, and attacks against security forces spiked in the Tillaberi region, killing at least 40 soldiers, the project reported.___Associated Press writer Angela Charlton in Paris contributed to his report.。

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