Dieudonné was taken into custody this morning praising terrorism. The images of his arrest were published on his Facebook page.
The comedian was the subject of an investigation after a message posted on the social network in which he said: '' I feel Charlie Coulibaly, '' a double reference to Charlie Hebdo and the terrorist who killed four Jews and police in Paris.
The message, which was removed from the Internet, has angered the French government. Before MPs, Prime Minister Manuel Valls has called for justice "implacable towards' those preachers of hate".
"What an affront to see a repeat of hatred keep his show in crowded rooms at a time when the nation Saturday night, door Vincennes, meditated. Do not pass up this and that justice is implacable toward a preacher of hate. I say emphatically here in the gallery of the National Assembly. "
In recent years, Dieudonné has become a master in the art of provocation. It has already been convicted of anti-Semitic and several of his shows were banned by the law.
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