Emmanuel Macron has called for "full transparency" in the death of a young Jewish man hit by a tram in mid-February following violence, a tragedy which he said should not give rise to "political manipulation". The death has been seized upon by media pundits, some discussing a possible anti-Semitic attack, and by Macron's far-right rival Eric Zemmour. It has placed crime at the heart of France's presidential election campaign just days before the country casts its first-round votes, on April 10. SOUNDBITES