The decapitated body of a man was found at the entrance to a gas and chemical storage facility near the French city of Lyon on Friday.<br /><br /> It followed a high-speed ramming of the entrance by at least one man who then used his car as a weapon to crash into gas tanks, detonating an explosion. the driver survived the crash and has been arrested. He was named as 35 year-old Yassin Sahli, who was briefly on French intelligence radar for contacts with Salafist groups in 2006, but had no criminal record. A flag bearing islamist inscriptions was found at the scene.<br /><br /> The French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve said there were suspicions he had been radicalised in 2006, but by 2008 those fears had abated. The man was a resident of St. Priest in nearby Lyon.<br /><br /> The victim has yet to be identified. A local paper said his inscription-covered head was found attached to a fence. It is thought he may have been a local transporter on-site for a delivery.<br /><br /> One report said Sahli told police he was a me
