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Sieged residential building, stolen police nightsticks, defenseless residents... Paris in the grip of a second night of "unbearable" raids

Sieged residential building, stolen police nightsticks, defenseless residents... Paris in the grip of a second night of "unbearable" raids NARRATIVE - For the second consecutive night, the French capital was the target of looters, who targeted small businesses, luxury stores, and shopping centers. The CRS deployed could not stop them all. Passing the advertisement The ashes from the previous night were still warm, but this did not stop the looters from raiding. hordes of rioters once again poured into Paris on Sunday night to Monday, less than 24 hours after the violence that disfigured all of France. In total, some 1500 stores were the target of vandalism in the Hexagon; and if we do not know, for now, the exact number of shops targeted in Paris, the police stations of the metropolis, including the small surrounding area, had to manage at least 550 detainees on Sunday evening. Their number probably exploded further in the last few hours, given the violence observed in the "city of light". These resumed at 5 p.m., in the Place de la République, the epicenter of high school demonstrations and protests against the cost of living. Quickly occupied by young men wearing masks, some of them wearing Palestinian keffiyehs, the "agora" was transformed in a few tens of minutes into... Francoise17 In the buildings? Worrying. Army intervention in major French cities. Protection of citizens. anonymous During covid they managed to prevent people from leaving or make them sign a certificate to justify letting their dog out. Ah no, that's true in the suburbs they were making mischief. Teddy333 Zemmour quickly

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