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The author reported €400,000 in damage to public equipment in Nice, looted businesses, police officers attacked with stones, and destroyed infrastructure. He indicated that nearly 100 people had been arrested since the day before and called for severe and deterrent prison sentences for the rioters and looters. https://t.co/rDxJO2W3WZ #Nice #ViolenceUrbaines #Justice #FR (translated)

The author of the message stated that 85 people had been placed in police custody after the violence in Nice. He said he expected prison sentences for the perpetrators of vandalism and looting, and specified that the City would file a complaint and become a civil party. According to him, the images from video surveillance would help support the proceedings. He demanded that there be no impunity. https://t.co/hi0JqyqXM1 #Nice #Justice #Sécurité #FR (translated)

Daniel Conversano wrote that it was necessary to encourage this, as he deemed it important. He believed that the person who made the concerning remarks should have been in prison at the time he spoke, asserting that the situation had gone way too far. #Justice #Responsabilité #Injustice (translated)

Press briefs reported that Alexandre Benalla, former mission officer at the Élysée for Emmanuel Macron, believed that the government bore real political responsibility for the escalation of violence during the events of October 17. The account recalled that Benalla had been sentenced to one year in prison, notably for voluntary violence in a group, interference in the function of a police officer, fraudulent use of diplomatic passports, forgery, and illegal possession of a weapon. #France #Politique #Violences (translated)

The vandals, I want them to be in prison. Demonstrations of October 17: "The vandals, I want them to be in prison," asserts Benoît Payan, mayor of Marseille after an intrusion into the City Hall. They were black blocs, they are absolutely not protesters. Intrusion into the town hall of Marseille: "They were black blocs, they are absolutely not protesters," declares Benoît Payan, mayor of Marseille. #Manifestations #Mobilisation #VieChère (translated)

The vandals, I want them to be in prison. October 17 protests: "The vandals, I want them to be in prison," asserts Benoît Payan, mayor of Marseille after an intrusion into the City Hall. They were black blocs, they are absolutely not protesters. Intrusion into the Marseille town hall: "They were black blocs, they are absolutely not protesters," declares Benoît Payan, mayor of Marseille. #Manifestation #Mobilisation #Colère (translated)

The vandals, I want them to be in prison. October 17 protests: "The vandals, I want them to be in prison," insists Benoît Payan, mayor of Marseille after an intrusion into the City Hall. They were black blocs, they are absolutely not protesters. Intrusion into the Marseille town hall: "They were black blocs, they are absolutely not protesters," declares Benoît Payan, mayor of Marseille. #Manifestation #ColèresCollectives #Police (translated)

The vandals, I want them to be in prison. Protests on October 17: "The vandals, I want them to be in prison," states Benoît Payan, mayor of Marseille, after an intrusion into the City Hall. They were black blocs, they are absolutely not protesters. Intrusion into the mayor's office in Marseille: "They were black blocs, they are absolutely not protesters," declares Benoît Payan, mayor of Marseille. #Manifestation17Octobre #GiletsJaunes #Mobilisation (translated)

The vandals, I want them to be in prison. Demonstrations of October 17: "The vandals, I want them to be in prison," declares Benoît Payan, mayor of Marseille after an incursion into the Town Hall. They were black blocs, they are absolutely not demonstrators. Incursion into the town hall of Marseille: "They were black blocs, they are absolutely not demonstrators," says Benoît Payan, mayor of Marseille. #Manifestation17Octobre #GiletsJaunes #VieChère (translated)

Seydi Ba estimated that police custody significantly infringed upon freedoms and that it could serve an authoritarian power when it was, in his view, misused. He asserted that a person could only contest it if they were being prosecuted and that there was no effective recourse when the measure ended without follow-up. He added that a police officer could, in his opinion, keep someone in custody for two days without a lawyer or doctor, and then repeat this the following week. Seydi Ba compared this situation to a lettre de cachet without the prestige of royalty. #libertés #justice #droitsdelhomme (translated)

The author urged the judge to impose severe sanctions to convey the seriousness of the actions mentioned. If the prisons were full, he suggested fines, and then, in the absence of money, hundreds of hours of community service. He said he felt ashamed of humanity upon reading this. (translated)