"The police were massacred": Laurent Nuñez expected at the turn after the violence of October 17 in Marseille

"The police were massacred": Laurent Nuñez expected at the turn after the violence of October 17 in Marseille DECRYPTION - In the Phoenician city, while the day of October 17 was particularly chaotic and violent, a controversy is growing around a security arrangement that was allegedly under-dimensioned. Summoned by Benoît Payan, the Minister of the Interior, he is going to Marseille this Monday. Pass the advertisement In front of a shop on the upscale rue Paradis, Emilio does not hide his fear. The window of this jewelry store located in this street of Marseille known for its luxury boutiques has been reduced to nothing. Faced with this sad spectacle, this Marseillais wonders. "But where was the police during that time? Many were in the processions with the young people, but why weren't they here alongside shopkeepers?" The day after the mobilization of October 17, marked by major violence in Marseille, the same question comes up time and again on lips. How did we get here? This Friday, the prefect of Bouches-du-Rhône had warned the press about possible rioters ready to "fight," and had assured that a substantial security arrangement had been put in place. In a few hours, at the height of the day, no fewer than 30,000 pillagers, with 8000 rioters, were counted according to the police prefecture of Bouches-du-Rhône. According to this same... when the police are powerless, it is the army that must be called to the rescue, otherwise anarchy triumphs Anonymous Benoît Payen ??? It is these friends who destroyed everything, they can ask for help!!! Thomas SERRE It is above all a failure of the judicial system. No sanctions, no imprisonment = we continue and train others