Matthieu Valet reported that after a looting at Place Vendôme, a police motorcyclist transported an arrested person on his motorcycle. He stated that, in his opinion, no vehicle was available and that the police officers had to make do with what they had. He also expressed his pride in the police motorcyclists. #17octobre #police #Paris #motocycliste (translated)
The author believes that a statement evoking a calm and joyful atmosphere in the absence of police could mark a turning point in the French presidential campaign. https://t.co/GWUSiKHdCM #France #Élections2022 #Politique #FR (translated)
Little Think Tank described a scene in Paris where, according to him, a police officer had placed a man he had just arrested for looting across his motorcycle. https://t.co/lTIVQdi7VU #Paris #Police #Pillages (translated)
MiraiPanda harshly criticized the esports scene, which he described in derogatory terms, stating that it was sustained year-round by the youth of the country. According to him, he did not speak up to relay the demands, support the young people, or condemn police violence. He contrasted this silence with the rhetoric surrounding V.Hive: "I support protests, but..." #esport #justice #solidarité (translated)
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)
On October 17, violent protests led to the arrest of 1,200 people and 150 police officers injured, prompting Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu to call for people to "choose their side" in the face of rising tensions. #ViolencesUrbaines #Mobilisation #Sécurité (translated)
Cerfia reported that in Paris, a police officer had parked his motorcycle across the path of a man he had just apprehended during looting scenes, according to Brut. https://t.co/OXSayS16iT #Paris #Police #Pillage (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)
Cerfia reported that the city hall of Nantes asked the municipal police not to intervene during the day of the demonstration. According to the media, this instruction angered many municipal police officers who wanted to support their national police colleagues. https://t.co/KdUpy0ADyN #Nantes #Manifestation #Police (translated)
AlertesInfos reported that a police officer had directly put a man he had just arrested on his motorcycle during looting scenes in Paris, according to Brut. https://t.co/IyjY607cos #Paris #Sécurité #Police (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)
During the demonstrations on October 17 in Paris, Sébastien Lecornu and Laurent Nuñez met with police officers, while a mobilization brought together various groups against the high cost of living. #Manifestations #Colères #VieChère (translated)
On October 17, Sébastien Lecornu and Laurent Nuñez went to the Paris police prefecture to meet with the police as part of a day of mobilization bringing together various social groups against the high cost of living. #Mobilisations17Octobre #VieChère #ManifStation (translated)
Cerfia indicated that Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu was going to visit the police in the evening, accompanied by the Minister of the Interior. https://t.co/eneVgjnGVp #France #Politique #Sécurité (translated)
Manès Nadel believed that the statements condemning the violence observed during the movement, without mentioning the responsibility of the police or the ignored demands, were guilty. He also criticized these statements for not mentioning the hundreds of thousands of peaceful protesters and argued that they legitimized the crushing of the high school and social revolt. #Révolte #Manifestations #ViolencesPolicières (translated)
