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Nausicaa Marbe wrote that within P&W, according to her, only the De Vries side echoed the ideas of the far-left Mélenchon. She stated that NOS reporter Noortje mainly complained about the gendarmes in France and seemed bewildered. According to Marbe, Noortje showed no insight into what she described as the harmful variety of violence. #politiek #media #diversiteit (translated)

The author wrote that municipal and national police officers, gendarmes, and firefighters defended the Republic with courage, resisted violence, and protected institutions. He believed they deserved recognition, respect, and the means to fulfill their mission. https://t.co/eoM19BuFKp #Respect #Sécurité #Héros #None (translated)

Impact reported that Sébastien Lecornu expressed satisfaction at the absence of deaths during the violence on October 17 and believed that the police and gendarmes had done their job. According to the account, he also said he had served as a reserve officer in the gendarmerie and was struggling to cope with the criticism aimed at law enforcement. The message cited LCI. #Sécurité #Police #France (translated)

The author claimed that, on Saturday, nine times fewer police officers and gendarmes were mobilized than during an episode of the Yellow Vests. He also described the damage in Lyon as considerable and indicated that he would present a plan that evening in Limoges aimed at reconciling order and justice. #17octobre https://t.co/mor79o05Im #GiletsJaunes #Lyon #Justice #FR (translated)

The author felt that the images from the weekend had humiliated France. He said he wanted to think of the honest French people who work, the police and gendarmes, the state agents, and the services of the French Republic. https://t.co/aipSJ78p4Y #France #République #Solidarité #FR (translated)

Approximately 2,000 people were arrested and 600 police officers, gendarmes, and firefighters were injured during the protest day against the high cost of living in France, which took place amid violent riots in the major cities. #ViolencesUrbaines #MobilisationFrance #GiletsJaunes (translated)

The author called for an unlimited security policy and stated that 1,000 gendarmes and police officers were injured this evening due to the government's moderation instructions. He argued that moderation should not be shown towards those he described as barbarians and advocated for the use of force. https://t.co/QFs5MkKuEZ #Sécurité #Force #Gouvernement #FR (translated)

At this stage, more than 600 police officers, gendarmes, and firefighters have been injured. The deployment was not undersized (...) We dealt with a massive influx of rioters and looters, who acted in groups, scattered, and dispersed. It is much more complicated when you have scattered groups. #ViolencesUrbaines #MaintienDeLOrdre #Mobilisation17Octobre (translated)

Jean-Luc Mélenchon stated that the curfew and the state of emergency would not be solutions. He asked how a state of emergency could be enforced, judging that an order impossible to enforce would worsen the chaos and discourage the 250,000 police officers and gendarmes. He called for addressing the root causes of the situation by responding to the demands. #Justice #Sécurité #RépondreAuxRevendications (translated)

The author wrote that prefectures had been attacked, town halls looted, and businesses ransacked, while police officers and gendarmes had been injured since Saturday. He estimated that the situation now exceeded the framework of an overflow and that the authority of the state was being challenged simultaneously across France. He also acknowledged that social anger was real and mentioned the people who were protesting. #France #manifestation #colère #FR (translated)

"At this stage, more than 600 police officers, gendarmes, and firefighters have been injured, caught in these scenes of violence. About 2,000 people have been arrested in connection with the violence and looting that occurred in France on Saturday and into the night, said Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez on Sunday, who will travel to Marseille on Monday." #Emeutes #ViolencesUrbaines #MobilisationSociale (translated)

Matthieu Valet wrote that in Limoges, a firefighter saved the tricolor flag during the fire at the town hall. He recalled that elders, police officers, gendarmes, and soldiers had shed their blood for this flag, and thanked the firefighter for his gesture. Valet added that the Republic was perhaps "on its knees," but not on the ground, and that it needed to be lifted up. #17octobre #France #République #Héros (translated)

Unfortunately, these are preliminary figures. The material damage is significant, particularly for hundreds of entrepreneurs. 500 police officers, gendarmes, ambulance staff, and firefighters have been injured, reports Minister of the Interior Laurent Nuñez on X. Nuñez believes that demonstrating is a 'fundamental right', but states that the protests were exploited by 'thousands of far-left individuals' to use violence. #Frankrijk #protesten #geweld (translated)

Seydi Ba advised individuals who suffered police violence the day before to file a complaint at the police station of their choice. He stated that the station must accept the complaint under Article 15-3 of the Criminal Procedure Code, and recommended immediately requesting a requisition for a medico-judicial unit to have the ITT assessed, with the option of being accompanied by a lawyer. He also recommended sending a written complaint to the public prosecutor, accompanied by videos and a detailed description of the facts, including timings, actions, visible identifiers, and witnesses. He urged witnesses to also write to the prosecutor, attaching their videos, their dated and signed account, as well as a copy of their identification. Seydi Ba finally recommended contacting the IGPN or the IGGN if it involved gendarmes, as well as the Defender of Rights, and to keep medical certificates, photos, clothing, and contact details of witnesses. He suggested contacting the Bar Association, the CAJ Collective, or the Antiracist Legal Team for assistance, and called for not allowing police violence to go unchallenged. #ViolencesPolicières #DroitsHumains #Justice (translated)

Marc Vanguard published a first provisional report on the riots and looting of October 17. He estimated that in just a few hours, France experienced the equivalent of several days of riots. He reported 1,800 arrests, including 855 in Paris, and stated that the previous record was 1,700 during the fourth act of the Yellow Vests. He also reported that more than 500 police officers, gendarmes, and firefighters were injured, a toll he presented as provisional and likely unprecedented. In comparison, he wrote, 800 police officers were injured during the riots related to Nahel, but over a period of eight days. According to his report, 1,500 businesses were attacked, looted, or destroyed. He called this figure a record, comparing it to the approximately 200 businesses targeted during the worst day of the Yellow Vests and the thousand recorded during the riots related to Nahel, again over eight days. Marc Vanguard also reported at least seven attacked town halls in Limoges, Marseille, Lille, Angers, Nantes, Caen, and Grenoble. He stated that no major historical public building was destroyed in May 1968 and mentioned the partial burning of the ground floor of the Paris Stock Exchange. Citing the Federation of Trade and Distribution, he estimated the damages at several hundred thousand euros. He finally noted that one-third of the people arrested in Paris were minors and specified that he would follow updates on this provisional report. #Émeutes #France #Actualités (translated)

"At this stage, more than 500 police officers, gendarmes, and firefighters have been injured, caught up in these scenes of violence. About 1,800 people have been arrested in connection with the violence and looting that took place in France on Saturday and into the night, said French Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez, who will travel to Marseille on Monday." #manifestations #violence #France (translated)

At this stage, more than 500 police officers, gendarmes, and firefighters have been injured in these scenes of violence. About 1,800 people have been arrested in connection with the violence and looting that occurred in France on Saturday, October 17, and into the night, said Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez, who will go to Marseille on Monday. #Manifestations #Violences #OrdrePublic (translated)