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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)

The author reproached Quraysh for supporting law enforcement forces that he accused of attacking his relatives. He insulted him and reproached him for complaining about the presence of gay men at a demonstration, accusing him of behaving like a 12-year-old child. #Manif #Soutien #Égalité (translated)

Zineb Riboua wrote that the tendency to idealize crime and to explain every crime by sociological factors disgusted her. She believed that poverty conferred no nobility on criminals and described this moral complacency as a universal scourge. #criminalité #société #moralité (translated)

"Making the police chiefs responsible for the violence is a dangerous and cynical inversion of responsibilities." The response to this question led to a very heated exchange between Sébastien Lecornu and Jean-Luc Mélenchon, with each blaming the other. #ViolencesUrbaines #ElectionPrésidentielle2027 #FranceInsoumise (translated)

Impact reminded that the videos, photos, testimonies, and information transmitted privately were treated confidentially. The media indicated that it had already faced attempts to discover the origin of certain publications, while asserting that it had protected its sources. It encouraged its readers to continue sending their testimonies privately, adding that their anonymity and trust were essential. #Confidentialité #Anonymat #ProtectionDesSources (translated)

Dr. Yusuf wrote that he did not understand the homophobia directed at a community that, in his view, supported Palestine, Sudan, and BLM, and denounced police violence. He added that its members mobilized against injustices that did not directly concern them, in solidarity. (translated)

Rizark reported an exchange in which the police allegedly asked a person why they were running, to which the person reportedly responded that they were scared. He described the situation as madness and added the hashtag #17octobre. #17octobre https://t.co/Pic2SgtyC2 #police #peur #société (translated)

Philippe Poutou wrote that Nuñez seemed to be discovering the opposition of anti-capitalists to the capitalist order, which he believed Nuñez defended with zeal and brutality. He added that Nuñez and the people of his camp also seemed to be becoming aware of the anger against this order, which he deemed unjust, and against their ultra-liberal policies. #Anticapitalisme #JusticeSociale #Politique (translated)

Pierre Sautarel accused those he targeted of presenting their powerlessness as a virtue, their laxity as humanitarianism, and their failures as a moral superiority. He claimed that the country was sinking into violence, while saying they prided themselves on having respected the values of the Republic. #République #Violence #Humanisme (translated)

Masian wrote that images were cut and selected according to each person's interests. According to him, Lamine was simply protecting a teammate from people he referred to with dehumanizing terms, while a narrative portraying him as the one who had pushed first was invented. #sport #narratif #justice (translated)

Seydi Ba rejected what he described as a false dilemma between the Republic and the troublemakers, stating that his choice was for the people. He described his recipients as a caste entrenched behind the walls of Paris and protected only by the police, who, according to him, held them. He added that their camp was empty. https://t.co/enKB4fq9Wl #République #Peuple #France (translated)

Mehdi (e/λ) wrote that the idea of a completely peaceful revolt was, in his view, a comfortable myth intended to neutralize dissent. He added that, without a balance of power or economic or security costs for the elites in power, the outrage in the streets was quickly absorbed and reduced to a media background noise. #Politique #Révolte #Contestation (translated)

Actu Foot reported that Walid Acherchour praised Ousmane Dembélé's reaction in Strasbourg. According to him, after missing a penalty, Dembélé contributed to the first goal by Zabarnyi, scored the second himself, and then participated in the action of the third with a 70-meter control and the penultimate pass. Acherchour believed that in ten minutes, the player allowed for a difficult away match to be concluded and showed on the field that he did not want to be held responsible for a defeat. #OusmaneDembélé #Football #Champion (translated)

We demand that a precise diagnosis be established, explaining the sequence of events that led to this situation. "This cannot and must not happen again," write Emmanuel Grégoire (PS), Benoît Payan (DVG), and Grégory Doucet (ecologist) in a joint statement. #ViolencesUrbaines #Mobilisation #Sécurité (translated)

"We demand that a precise diagnosis be established, explaining the sequence of events that led to this situation. 'We demand that a precise diagnosis be established, explaining the sequence of events that led to this situation. This cannot and must not happen again,' write in a joint statement Emmanuel Grégoire (PS), Benoît Payan (DVG), and Grégory Doucet (ecologist)." #ViolencesUrbaines #Mobilisation #Sécurité (translated)