Jon De Lorraine wrote that the activity was continuing at Châtelet and that the law enforcement had arrested a person who was looting, citing Boulevard Voltaire. https://t.co/5WaoTZnb6W #Chatelet #Sécurité #Justice (translated)
Impact reported that several individuals broke into a private property located on the Corniche in Marseille on Sunday evening. The account shared surveillance footage images from FaisonsParler. https://t.co/TjUQLgMHmB #Marseille #Sécurité #Alerte (translated)
Fdesouche.com, a news review, reported that automatic weapons were found in the hands of the rioters, in a message associated with the hashtag #18octobre. #18octobre https://t.co/xQ1uYKglwW #émeutes #sécurité #armes (translated)
A French report stated that a group of people had attempted to enter a bar to rob people near République, in Paris. https://t.co/pY95wvsdrf #Paris #Sécurité #Alerte (translated)
Bastion wrote that Lara Tchekov reported that automatic weapons were circulating among the hands of rioters. https://t.co/egzDJFqGzZ #France #Sécurité #Guerre (translated)
Blue White Red! wrote that it received messages it deemed very alarming, indicating that rioters and looters were now targeting homes, particularly in the 10th arrondissement of Paris and in the Corniche neighborhood of Marseille. It called for caution and advised people to protect their property without taking undue risks, presenting the perpetrators of the acts as ready to go all the way. #Sécurité #Paris #Marseille (translated)
Sir 𝕏 wrote that looters are now entering homes in the 10th arrondissement of Paris. He warned that groups present in the center of the capital could also start to burglarize and called on residents to be cautious, deeming the situation extremely serious. https://t.co/Ns9YKMPa9e #Paris #Sécurité #Alerte (translated)
Aly D wrote that Lecornu was asking the French to choose between the law enforcement and the rioters. He compared this speech to those made, in his view, by Prefect Lallement during the Yellow Vest crisis. Aly D stated that his camp was that of equality and justice in a rule of law. #Justice #ÉtatDeDroit #Sécurité (translated)
Jon De Lorraine wrote that the Corniche Kennedy, in the 7th arrondissement of Marseille, was among the most upscale areas of the city, with its prestigious villas, luxury residences, and properties facing the Mediterranean. He reminded that Marseille had a video surveillance network but felt that even affluent neighborhoods were no longer spared and that the situation had "reached a new level." #Marseille #Sécurité #Vidéoprotection (translated)
Jon De Lorraine wrote that looters were entering homes on Rue du Faubourg-Saint-Martin, in the 10th arrondissement. https://t.co/J4XVeK8y4L #Alerte #Pillage #Sécurité (translated)
Impact reported that looting and vandalism continued in Paris. The account indicated that several people were trying to damage a store on Rue Beaubourg, in the 3rd arrondissement, according to witnesses. https://t.co/mQKwMXBX8e #Paris #Manifestation #Sécurité (translated)
Thibault de Montbrial stated that if the police were absent, residents had the right to defend themselves at home or against looting, under article L122-6 of the penal code. He expressed his support for the inhabitants of the Marais and believed that the State should assume the use of legitimate force to prevent citizens from having to do so. #Sécurité #Loi #Droit (translated)
The author questioned the fact that the government did not anticipate a particularly difficult day. He suggested that the decision to deploy only a quarter of the available law enforcement forces—half of the personnel deployed during the Yellow Vests protests—had been intentional. (translated)
Beatrice Rosen wrote that the man in question would not resign and that he was temporarily stepping back while the situation deteriorated. According to her, he would wait for the citizens to beg him to take full power to ensure their security, before establishing a dictatorship by claiming that they had wanted it. She attributed the responsibility for the situation to him, described the scenario as a cycle they were trapped in, and asked how to escape from it. #Politique #Dictature #Citoyens (translated)
Pierre Sautarel wrote that the police were so overwhelmed that they didn't even arrest the looters caught in the act. https://t.co/tUvCeOoLWY #Justice #Sécurité #Délinquance (translated)
The mayor of Marseille, Benoît Payan, deems the figure of 30,000 looters put forward by the police prefecture as "far-fetched." #Marseille #BenoitPayan #Sécurité (translated)
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Marseille : le maire Benoît Payan trouve « farfelu » le chiffre de 30 000 pilleurs avancé par la préfecture de police
Impact reported that residents and shopkeepers, feeling abandoned, were confronting people who were looting businesses in certain areas of Paris. The media indicated that this information came from received testimonies. #Paris #Sécurité #Actualités (translated)
The author indicated that 200 additional rioters had been reported in the center of Nice that day and that no CRS company was at his disposal. He said he had requested to meet with the Prime Minister, like the mayors of Paris, Lyon, and Marseille, and felt that Nice was critically lacking in national police. https://t.co/i51WhmmOii #Nice #sécurité #police #FR #PM #LY #MA (translated)
The author requested the ban on the demonstration scheduled for November 5. He cited looting, attacks against police officers, and damage to institutions, arguing that it was necessary to prevent further violence and uphold the authority of the Republic. https://t.co/7OHajtv5B4 #France #Sécurité #Manifestation #FR (translated)
