The author stated that, according to the mayor of Limoges, the fire at the town hall had been premeditated and had been subject to reconnaissance. He believed that these elements were part of the preparations for an uprising that was set to escalate. https://t.co/iqzWkeK6C2 #Limoges #incendie #insurrection #FR (translated)
The author wrote that the fire at the town hall of Limoges affected him as much as that of Notre-Dame. He assured the mayor, Guillaume Guérin, and the residents that the situation was taken very seriously. He also indicated that the national anti-terrorist prosecutor's office had taken a position as an observer and was conducting an assessment. https://t.co/TKzywRboZ9 #Limoges #Incendie #Solidarité #FR (translated)
Jon De Lorraine wondered who the person he was targeting was and called for the elimination of the European contribution to finance the reconstruction in Limoges and to support the merchants who, in his opinion, had been attacked. #Europe #Limoges #SoutienCommerçants (translated)
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Blue White Red! reported that the Minister of Justice Gérald Darmanin had indicated that the anti-terrorism prosecutor's office could take action after the fire at the town hall of Limoges, which the author attributed to a deliberately prepared action by the far-left movement. https://t.co/G7hGXka2RC #Justice #Terrorisme #France (translated)
Matthieu Valet wrote that lawyer Seydi Ba had accused two motorcyclist police officers of theft in Limoges on October 17 and questioned the evidence on which this accusation was based. He deemed these comments serious and believed that a lawyer should measure their impact and show rigor. Valet called on the Limoges prosecutor's office and the national police to examine the statements and the actions to be taken in response. He also accused the far left of lying and said that the two police officers, like those risking their lives to protect the public, deserved respect. #Justice #Police #Accusations (translated)
Fdesouche.com relayed information from Valeurs actuelles stating that the logo of the Jeune Garde de Raphaël Arnault would have been tagged near the burned town hall of Limoges (87). https://t.co/EAtmnfOVSS https://t.co/EAoibwdqrQ #Limoges #RaphaëlArnault #JeuneGarde (translated)
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Police officers are accused on social media of stealing shoes from a looted Lacoste store in Limoges during the protest on October 17, but the police and the prosecution deny these allegations, stating that the officers were acting as part of a judicial intervention. #Limoges #Pillages #DénonciationCalomnieuse (translated)
"not petty criminals from the city's social districts, but trained Black Blocks from the ranks of the ultra-left" In contrast, the mayor of Limoges, Guillaume Guérin, said that the police faced "not petty criminals from the city's social districts, but trained Black Blocks from the ranks of the ultra-left." #Frankreich #Plünderungen #Gewalt (translated)
There were state failures. The town hall of Limoges was set on fire: "There were state failures," said the mayor (LR) of the city, Guillaume Guérin, this Saturday, October 17. #Violences #Pillages #SoutienCommerçants (translated)
There were state failures. The town hall of Limoges was burned down: "There were state failures," declared the mayor (LR) of the city, Guillaume Guérin, this Saturday, October 17. #AssuranceVie #Economie #Pillages (translated)
There were state failures. The town hall of Limoges was set on fire: "There were state failures," declared the mayor (LR) of the city, Guillaume Guérin, on Saturday, October 17. #Pillages #Enquêtes #Violences (translated)
There were failures of the state. Town Hall of Limoges set on fire: "There were failures of the state" this Saturday, October 17, declares the mayor (LR) of the city Guillaume Guérin. #Violences17Octobre #RéseauxSociaux #ElectionsPrésidentielles (translated)
There have been state failures. City Hall of Limoges set on fire: "There have been state failures" this Saturday, October 17, declares the mayor (LR) of the city, Guillaume Guérin. #ViolencesUrbanes #Impunité #17octobre (translated)
There were state failures. The town hall of Limoges set on fire: "There were state failures," declares the mayor (LR) of the city, Guillaume Guérin, this Saturday, October 17. #CouvreFeu #ViolencesUrbaines #Lille (translated)
There have been state failings. The town hall of Limoges set on fire: "There have been state failings," declared the mayor (LR) of the city, Guillaume Guérin, this Saturday, October 17. #Pillages #ChômagePartiel #CouvreFeu (translated)
Destruction of the town hall of Limoges, looting of nearly 2,000 shops in major cities, 2,331 arrests, nearly a thousand members of the security forces injured just like protesters, a "loss of control" acknowledged by Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez... In short, the images from Saturday have shocked and circulated around the world. #Elections2027 #Violences #PolitiqueFrançaise (translated)
There have been state failures. Town Hall of Limoges set on fire: "There have been state failures" this Saturday, October 17, declares the mayor (LR) of the city Guillaume Guérin. #ViolencesUrbaines #Manifestations #Paris (translated)
The Limoges parquet denies the accusations that police officers looted a Lacoste store during the riots on October 17, stating that they were acting within the framework of a judicial intervention. #Limoges #Émeutes #Police (translated)
On October 17 in Limoges, the police, the prosecutor's office, and the owner of a store deny the accusations of looting made against officers. #Violences #Limoges #Pillage (translated)
Frontières wrote, citing Le Figaro, that the mayor of Limoges had stated that the fire at the town hall was premeditated and that reconnaissance had taken place. https://t.co/FNbtec6Ju0 #Limoges #Incendie #Securite (translated)
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