Man detained in Liberation newspaper shooting probe By Sandrine Amiel, CNN November 20, 2013 -- Updated 1950 GMT (0350 HKT) Footage from a security camera shows a man pointing a shotgun at employees of the BFM TV station in Paris, France. Paris (CNN) -- French law enforcement officials are holding a man in custody in connection with Monday's shooting of a photographer at the daily newspaper Liberation, the Paris prosecutor's office said Wednesday. The man, who has not been identified, was arrested Wednesday in Bois Colombes, in the northwestern suburbs of Paris, the prosecutor's office said. Investigators are trying to determine if the man is connected to the shooting at the newspaper, as well as two other Monday crimes -- a shooting that injured no one in front of the Societe Generale towers in Paris, and a carjacking near the towers in the Paris neighborhood of La Defense, according to CNN affiliate BFMTV. Police said a man shot a 23-year-old assistant photographer twice near the heart in the lobby of Liberation's offices in Paris. The photographer is being treated at a hospital. Paris police said they had no information about the man's motive.