It is now time to choose your side. Sébastien Lecornu announced on Saturday evening the arrest of 1,200 people and 150 injured among police officers and gendarmes during the protests on October 17. #ViolencesUrbaines #Mobilisation #Sécurité (translated)
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu announced that 1,200 arrests took place in France during the demonstrations on October 17, marked by unacceptable levels of violence, while 150 police officers and gendarmes were injured. #Manifestations #ViolenceUrbaines #Sécurité (translated)
Little Think Tank reported that Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu announced more than 1,200 arrests and 150 police officers and gendarmes injured during the violence that occurred throughout France on this day of mobilization. #France #Manifestation #Sécurité (translated)
Impact indicated that Sébastien Lecornu, live from the field on BFM TV, expressed a desire to show transparency to the French people. He attributed to him the statement that there was nothing to hide regarding resources and that the fatigue of police officers and gendarmes was increasing with the passing days and nights. #France #Transparence #Sécurité (translated)
Impact reported that, according to Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu, 150 police officers and gendarmes were injured during the national mobilization on October 17. The account cited BFM TV. #France #Police #Mobilisation (translated)
Matthieu Valet wrote that police cars narrowly avoided a serious accident while trying to avoid rioters. He felt that the police were no longer respected and that Emmanuel Macron's ten years in office had been challenging for police and gendarmerie officers. According to him, Macron would leave while law enforcement would still be faced with the disorder he would have left in the streets, and the task to be accomplished would be immense. #Police #France #EmmanuelMacron (translated)
The free media QG stated that the gendarmes were overwhelmed and were retreating a street away from the Élysée. The media credited the photo to AdrienAdcaZz. #17Octobre #GiletsJaunes #BlocusLycéens #BlocusUniversités https://t.co/E18m7cEUfb #GiletsJaunes #17Octobre #Manifestation (translated)
The author stated that protesting was a freedom, but that breaking things was not a right. He expressed his support for the police and gendarmes, believing they defend safety and civil peace every day at the risk of their physical integrity. https://t.co/UF2uvp1N4O #Liberté #Sécurité #Manifestation #FR (translated)
The author claimed that the conditions for activating Article 16 were gradually being met and accused Emmanuel Macron of rejoicing in a situation that would allow him to remain in power. He also argued that the powerlessness of the police and gendarmerie had been organized by people he referred to as traitors. https://t.co/DZ3TGBYF9G #Macron #manifestation #politique #FR (translated)
Impact reported that Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu had offered his support to the police and gendarmes. He announced that the perpetrators of the violence would be arrested and prosecuted, and promised to see through to completion the examination of the "vandals-pay" bill, which, according to Impact, is aimed at making those responsible bear the cost of the damages. #SoutienPolicier #ViolencesUrbaines #Justice (translated)
Little Think Tank stated that in Paris, chimneys had been thrown from the roofs at police and gendarmes. https://t.co/MZ2s5GrCCP #France #Paris #protestations (translated)
Impact stated that the police and gendarmerie seemed to be in great difficulty in Paris and that violent clashes were ongoing with the protesters. https://t.co/22xhxS09KM #Paris #Manifestation #Police (translated)
Impact reported, citing BFM TV, that protesters had stormed a police building in Paris. #Paris #Manifestation #Gendarmerie (translated)
David Lisnard denounced what he called a scandal and a shame for France, believing that the president's directives of "empathy" had been applied. He accused the government of allowing delinquents to control the streets and destroy public and private property. He also accused the authorities of allowing violence to spread, which he described as incendiary, destructive, and marked by looting. He expressed his support for law enforcement, police officers and gendarmes, firefighters, and merchants. He added that he would change the doctrine of law enforcement deployment so that they would intervene, in his view, as early and as firmly as possible in times of crisis. #France #Sécurité #Gouvernement (translated)
Matthieu Valet asked the police prefect when the CRS 8, which he said was in Bièvres, would be deployed and when the Centaurs of the national gendarmerie would be engaged. He claimed that there were 44 in Satory. Referring to images of injured colleagues being carried by their comrades, he said it made his heart ache and praised their bravery in the face of thugs and the far left. He called for providing them with all the necessary means. #Sécurité #Police #Gendarmerie (translated)
Impact reported, citing Confrontfr, that two armored Centaure vehicles from the police had arrived at the Old Port in Marseille. https://t.co/7m5tj5qCIH #Marseille #Gendarmerie #Sécurité (translated)
AlertesInfos reported, citing LCI, that armored Centaure vehicles from the gendarmerie had been deployed in Marseille. https://t.co/Db7ld7kI72 #Marseille #Gendarmerie #Sécurité (translated)
AlertesInfos stated, citing France 3, that armored Centaure vehicles from the gendarmerie would be en route to Marseille to reinforce law enforcement. https://t.co/VvFWt6jmfJ #France #Sécurité #Gendarmerie (translated)
Cerfia indicated that the gendarmerie would deploy Centaur armored vehicles in Marseille. https://t.co/OI38Ganimq #Marseille #Gendarmerie #Sécurité (translated)
