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Cameroonian national Levis E. is a top suspect in a string of murders across France and the Netherlands .
The 32-year-old Cameroon national was arrested in Toulon after allegedly assaulting a woman on a train.
He is thought to be the prime suspect in at least one murder and several attempted murders across Europe .
Police suspect he may have carried out a murder less than 24 hours before he was arrested.
CCTV footage shows him smashing concrete block into the head of a sleeping homeless man in Lyon .
Meanwhile, the family of the homeless man attacked in Rotterdam has launched a fundraiser in the hopes he emerges from the coma. Benjamin 's sister Amy reportedly published the crowdfunding campaign to ensure 'he never has to sleep rough again' in the hope that he is able to recover from his critical condition. The fundraiser had collected more than 26,000 as of yesterday evening ..
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