One man has been arrested following the incident.
Four people have been injured in a knife attack near the former offices of satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in Paris.
Police have been seen flooding into the neighbourhood in the east on the city.
French media are reporting a suspect has been arrested.
A large police presence has been deployed in Paris after four people were wounded in a knife attack near the former Charlie Hebdo offices.pic.twitter.com/KRA3txaZ2B
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A police source told Reuters that two of the victims have "life threatening injuries".
It's not yet clear if the attack is linked to the 2015 attack on the magazine's offices when Islamic extremists killed 12 people.
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