Owen wrote that shutters were violently broken open to enter buildings, according to him. This case in Paris was also targeted, in his opinion; the images reminded him of a scene from a movie. https://t.co/wLh4b8QB7g #Parijs #veiligheid #criminaliteit (translated)
Owen wrote that in daylight the damage was visible at the restaurant where he had filmed the day before. According to him, nothing was left of that place in Paris. https://t.co/WijNHnsvOj #Parijs #restaurant #schade (translated)
Sir Sean Sitges wrote that people who committed thefts felt untouchable and filmed themselves with the loot. He estimated that the feeling of impunity was "killing France." https://t.co/zMxFRN7W1U #France #Sécurité #Larcin (translated)
Valencia CF has taken Netflix and production company Conspiracao Filmes S. A. to court for harming its honor and image through a documentary about Vinícius that incorrectly presents fan chants, and the hearing is scheduled for February 17. #ValenciaCF #Netflix #Racismo (translated)

Impact indicated that an amateur video circulating on social media would show a man, possibly an undercover police officer, brutally beaten by about fifteen individuals during the night. According to Impact, the images were presented as having been taken on the sidelines of the mobilization on October 17, but their date and location, as well as the identity of the victim, remained to be confirmed. #Alerte #Sécurité #France (translated)
Focus reported that police had suspected a young man of theft while he claimed he only had saline solution. They reportedly asked him several times if he had stolen it, then changed their attitude upon realizing they were being filmed. Focus attributed the video to Brut. #Justice #Policiers #ViolencesPolice (translated)
Joanna Pinkwart wrote that when she asked why a certain man refused to identify himself and ran from the police, she was accused of defending officers compared to ZOMO. She added that after watching all the footage, she questioned the claim that the man lunged at the policewoman, causing her to hit her head against the window. As she reported, at that point she was accused of defending a criminal. She called on critics to calm down in their outrage. #polska #policja #spoleczenstwo (translated)
Paweł Lisiecki asked whether the actual reason for the attempt to identify Mr. Piotr by the capital city police had been established. He wrote that the recording from the officer's body camera and the video, in which — as he claimed — the detained person was made to provide information in order to access a lawyer, were unfavorable for the police. #Polska #Policja #sprawiedliwość (translated)
Wojciech Machulski wrote that it is worth taking a close look at the recordings from France, which he described as terrible. He stated that Poland should avoid what they depict and learn from the mistakes of others. https://t.co/jLEm2EVh6L #Francja #bezpieczeństwo #nauka (translated)
Monika Borkowska informed that Piotr's wife spoke out for the first time regarding his detention. The woman stated that the attempt to identify her husband did not follow the proper procedures, which led him to suspect that the individuals intervening with him were impersonating police officers. She accused the officers of unjustified assault and detention and appealed for their superiors to take consequences. Borkowska conveyed that Piotr's wife asked why the officers did not provide the basis for identification, the police officer did not introduce himself in the recording, and the female officer violated her husband's personal and even intimate space. She also wanted to know if the superiors would react to what she described as unprofessional conduct. The author of the post stated that she remained in contact with the woman, who asked for peace and anonymity. According to Borkowska, Piotr's wife thanked those supporting the family and those who published information and recordings online. The post also tagged Republika TV, Tomasz Sakiewicz, Marcin Kierwiński, Donald Tusk, K. Gałecka, Michał Rachoń, Jarosław Kaczyński, and GP Clubs. #policja #sprawiedliwość #prawaCzłowieka (translated)
Remigiusz reZi Wierzgoń announced a live broadcast "House of Fear Live Edition," which was scheduled to take place on October 28 at 7:00 PM. He wrote that it would be a new venture and encouraged viewers to watch live. He added that he would later share a recording of the broadcast and a highlight video on his channel. Wierzgoń wrote that he initially wanted to commission a graphic designer to prepare promotional graphics for the event, but — as he stated — graphic designers also use AI tools. He noted that, according to the community's requirements on X, he had to prepare the image himself, after which he added that he was joking and generated it using AI. He also announced that he would soon reveal the participants of the "House of Fear" and asked whom the audience would like to see. #DomStrachu #live #grafika (translated)
Impact mentioned a scene at Bastille and reported that the person filming claimed that a 380-round mortar had been fired toward the CRS. https://t.co/Xwtg152iN7 #Bastille #France #Manifestation (translated)
Christoffer Jonsson wrote that he no longer wanted to hear the protests described as ordinary school protests. He said that the images and videos from France showed what he called "pure and utter evil." https://t.co/PD7YdiNFTH #skola #protester #Frankrike (translated)
Konrad Krasuski wrote that he was pleased to see that the commenters on DIOZ's publications began, in his opinion, to notice the problem after watching many videos about the organization. He wondered why comments were not being deleted and speculated that DIOZ might not be keeping up with moderating them. He added that while commenting on earlier publications, he received a shadow ban. https://t.co/tQ6JLLNFDU #DIOZ #komentarze #otwartość (translated)
Freedom of Speech wrote that the police officer should state the reason before demanding documents and identification. In his opinion, the recording lacked such an explanation, and the policewoman should undergo retraining. The author also believed that the visible physical contact from the police in the video was unnecessary. He added that when the man started attacking the officers and fleeing, it was hard to blame the police for the pursuit and taking him down. However, he emphasized that the recording does not resolve media allegations regarding the knife or the policewoman's head hitting the door glass: according to him, there is no visible or audible impact, and the knife is not present at all. He accused PAP, TVP, and politicians from the ruling coalition of using this information for disinformation. The author assessed that the publication of the recording by the police was beneficial, as it allowed for a better understanding of the officers' behavior and expressing one's own opinion. https://t.co/m33wH9PD5u #policja #bezpieczeństwo #media (translated)
Impact stated that a video filmed in Marseille showed a young man with a bare face stealing products from a store, then handing them to a woman who was waiting for him on a scooter, wearing a helmet. https://t.co/iens7klrWq #Marseille #Vol #Actualité (translated)
Bastion claimed that a mother and her son were filmed stealing products in a store in Marseille, while the mother retrieved the goods. https://t.co/4i9trTYtkz #Marseille #Pillages #Sécurité (translated)
Impact described scenes in Marseille that he compared to those of a movie. He estimated that the law enforcement forces seemed overwhelmed and had been forced to retreat, deeming the situation chaotic. https://t.co/NDY3OqUKJc #Marseille #Anarchie #Urgent (translated)
