PARIS (Reuters) – French police shot dead two men in a car that drove at them after failing to stop for a check in central Paris, the public prosecutor’s office said on Monday. A third man in the car was wounded. The shooting took place overnight after Emmanuel Macron was re-elected for a second term as French president on Sunday evening, but there was no immediate indication that the incident was tied to the election or to militant activity. Police had initially spotted the car driving the wrong way on the Pont Neuf bridge in central Paris and tried to stop it to make checks. They opened fire…