'Next hours will be decisive': 45,000 police deployed as unrest spreads across France

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Violent protests are spreading throughout France after a 17-year-old - named as Nahel M - was shot dead by police during a traffic stop in the Paris suburb of Nanterre on Tuesday.

 

France has suspended all bus and tram services on Friday night - while deploying 45,000 officers across the country - amid ongoing riots over a police shooting.

Violent protests are spreading throughout France after a 17-year-old, named as Nahel M, was shot by police during a traffic stop in the Paris suburb of Nanterre on Tuesday.

In the aftermath, people have taken to the streets on three consecutive nights to protest, setting cars alight and throwing stones and fireworks.

More outbreaks of violence were reported across the country on Friday night.

Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin earlier told TF1 television that 45,000 extra police officers, which will include paramilitary gendarmes, would be deployed across France on Friday - 5,000 more than the previous night.

 

In a message to fire and police forces, he said: "The next hours will be decisive and I know I can count on your flawless efforts".

On Friday night, clashes were reported in several cities, including the city of Lyon in the southeast.

 

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[glegolo18]

Yes all these crap that has been imported to Europe is just bad for us all. Nothing good will ever come out if that kind if import I guess..

[Peterphuket]

8 minutes ago, glegolo18 said:

Yes all these crap that has been imported to Europe is just bad for us all. Nothing good will ever come out if that kind if import I guess..

For the most part I agree with you but do not forget that Algeria was a former French colony with entails that many Algarines live in France.

[hotchilli]

France was a nice place 25 years ago... 

[koolkarl]

All of this because one Algerian Muslim was killed.  Even more imported to Canada, England and Sweden.

Read America Alone and you will understand their purpose.

[Smokey and the Bandit]

It appears from video that the young man was stopped at police checkpoint, he stopped then drove off, the cop then shot him from behind, so in the back?

From the article:

"Meanwhile, the police officer who shot and killed the teenager asked the family of the boy for forgiveness.

His lawyer Laurent-Franck Lienard told BFMTV: "The first words he pronounced were to say sorry and the last words he said were to say sorry to the family.

"He is devastated, he doesn't get up in the morning to kill people. He didn't want to kill him.""

 

So why did he shoot was it lack of training or something else?

[AhFarangJa]

25 minutes ago, hotchilli said:

France was a nice place 25 years ago... 

So was England..............

[BusyB]

1 hour ago, Peterphuket said:

For the most part I agree with you but do not forget that Algeria was a former French colony with entails that many Algarines live in France.

And this is nothing when compared to what the French themselves already admit to having done to the Algerians in their own country ...

[tgw]

58 minutes ago, Smokey and the Bandit said:

It appears from video that the young man was stopped at police checkpoint, he stopped then drove off, the cop then shot him from behind, so in the back?

From the article:

"Meanwhile, the police officer who shot and killed the teenager asked the family of the boy for forgiveness.

His lawyer Laurent-Franck Lienard told BFMTV: "The first words he pronounced were to say sorry and the last words he said were to say sorry to the family.

"He is devastated, he doesn't get up in the morning to kill people. He didn't want to kill him.""

 

So why did he shoot was it lack of training or something else?

 

original video here.

 

the officer shot the driver when he decided to hit the gas while a gun was pointed at him.

I don't know why the officer had pointed the gun at the driver in the first place or if that move was justified.

I think there is more to the story.

 

France's problems stem from certainly racism, but also from disrespect for authority, and this isn't just from immigrants and their descendants. More and more homegrown riffraff rebels just against anything and thinks it can just do as it pleases, while toxic politicians from both extremes play them and cultivate any "anti" behaviour.

 

Already 30 years ago it wasn't advisable to drive a nice car because it was likely to get damaged in cities by jealous people.

 

The sum of France's problems is probably enough to keep hordes of sociologists and psychologists occupied for years and to fill thousands of pages of analysis.

 

But France needs to get out of that smelly pit of jealousy, extremist idealism, excessive underdog mentality, "anti" stance and whatever. It has been destroying France since the middle of the seventies.

 

Bring back common sense, sensible laws, respect for institutions (but that respect has to be earned), industry, work ethics, etc.

Edited July 1, 2023 by tgw

[Bangkok Barry]

31 minutes ago, tgw said:

I don't know why the officer had pointed the gun at the driver in the first place or if that move was justified.

I think there is more to the story.

From what I've read, the 17 year old - who was too young to drive anyway and where did he get the car? - ran a red light, and when he was stopped by the police he tried to drive off. And it seems to be the norm now in many countries to open fire if that happens and ask questions later.

 

And, as is also the norm, people come out on the streets to protest and burn down their own neighborhood, and then wonder why the shops and businesses they used are no longer there to serve them.

[tgw]

36 minutes ago, Bangkok Barry said:

From what I've read, the 17 year old - who was too young to drive anyway and where did he get the car? - ran a red light, and when he was stopped by the police he tried to drive off. And it seems to be the norm now in many countries to open fire if that happens and ask questions later.

 

And, as is also the norm, people come out on the streets to protest and burn down their own neighborhood, and then wonder why the shops and businesses they used are no longer there to serve them.

compare with this video from the US:

https://www.facebook.com/watch?v=3444782485733995

 

[RayC]

3 hours ago, BritManToo said:

Running a police checkpoint .......

What if the guy had a bomb/guns in the car?

Shooting a possible terrorist seems justified to me.

 

Maybe the police should consider shooting a few rioters?

So anyone who attempts to avoid arrest by driving off/ running away should be shot on the off-chance that they are a terrorist who happens to be carrying a bomb or gun?

[BusyB]

28 minutes ago, RayC said:

So anyone who attempts to avoid arrest by driving off/ running away should be shot on the off-chance that they are a terrorist who happens to be carrying a bomb or gun?

Why not shoot any Arab looking person driving because they might not be stopped by a cop in time eh? Maybe ban 'em from driving altogether?

 

Like it or not the penalty for trying to escape cops by car or foot is not death. And rightly so.

 

I think 'les flics' have had a bad reputation since I was young. I don't know if that's justified or not as such, but they don't make a nice impression here that's for sure.

[Hanaguma]

38 minutes ago, RayC said:

So anyone who attempts to avoid arrest by driving off/ running away should be shot on the off-chance that they are a terrorist who happens to be carrying a bomb or gun?

Not always, but it is a possibility. That might make the NEXT guy think twice before trying to evade law enforcement. FAFO

[NextG]

Seventeen year old driving a Mercedes-AMG…

[JonnyF]

Good to see this finally reaching the MSM. They delayed reporting on it as long as they could 

 

Good luck France. Diversity is their strength. I'm sure Macron will step up to the plate and own/fix this mess.

 

 

[Chomper Higgot]

16 minutes ago, JonnyF said:

Good to see this finally reaching the MSM. They delayed reporting on it as long as they could 

 

 

Do you have evidence that anyone delayed reporting this as long as they could or is this you making up another conspiracy?

[Scott]

A post advocating violence removed along with an off-topic post.  

[JackGats]

The French rejected Eric Zemmour (because of his poor looks?). Now the cowardice has come home to roost!

Edited July 1, 2023 by JackGats

[scottiejohn]

31 minutes ago, JonnyF said:

Good to see this finally reaching the MSM. They delayed reporting on it as long as they could 

And what are these alleged  time delays?

What sources and timings do you have that we should NOW be aware of!

[JonnyF]

13 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

Do you have evidence that anyone delayed reporting this as long as they could or is this you making up another conspiracy?

Yes I was seeing it on Twitter long before the likes of the BBC picked it up.

 

When stories don't fit their narrative of multi cultural utopia they tend to wait to see if it all blows over before exposing the cold hard reality to the masses that fund their leftist political agenda.

 

Unfortunately for them it didn't blow over this time. Quite the opposite. It blew up.

 

Good luck to the French people. 

[Chomper Higgot]

1 minute ago, JonnyF said:

Yes I was seeing it on Twitter long before the likes of the BBC picked it up.

 

When stories don't fit their narrative of multi cultural utopia they tend to wait to see if it all blows over before exposing the cold hard reality to the masses that fund their leftist political agenda.

 

Unfortunately for them it didn't blow over this time. Quite the opposite. It blew up.

 

Good luck to the French people. 

Ha!

 

News programs gathering and checking facts before broadcasting, rather than simply posting stuff on Twitter.

 

Goodness the stuff that triggers grievance.

[scottiejohn]

3 minutes ago, JonnyF said:

Yes I was seeing it on Twitter long before the likes of the BBC picked it up.

And of course you have verified timings to back these claims!

[Bkk Brian]

24 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

Do you have evidence that anyone delayed reporting this as long as they could or is this you making up another conspiracy?

Amazing. 9 pages of the riots on the BBC website from the live feed, right from the first night

[Chomper Higgot]

Just now, Bkk Brian said:

Amazing. 9 pages of the riots on the BBC website from the live feed, right from the first night

Of course, but that won’t get through to those wedded to seething grievance fed conspiracies.

 

 

[3NUMBAS]

17 yr old at 8 in the morning joy riding with no documents

[herfiehandbag]

5 hours ago, Bangkok Barry said:

From what I've read, the 17 year old - who was too young to drive anyway

It just slipped out ( his mother complained) that he had been stopped numerous times over the last two years. So he had been driving since he was 15!. This in a country where the legal age for driving is 18!

 

Let's stick my neck out - nice car, driving without a licence, drug dealer/courier?

[bignok]

Send in the army. Shoot thugs on sight.

[tgw]

5 hours ago, BusyB said:

Why not shoot any Arab looking person driving because they might not be stopped by a cop in time eh? Maybe ban 'em from driving altogether?

 

Like it or not the penalty for trying to escape cops by car or foot is not death. And rightly so.

 

I think 'les flics' have had a bad reputation since I was young. I don't know if that's justified or not as such, but they don't make a nice impression here that's for sure.

let's turn this around - what kind of person does one have to be to decide to try speeding away from police officers while having a gun pointed on oneself ?

judging from videos from the US, the shooting would have been legal there.

 

but how does such a situation even occur ?

was the mistake made before that situation, by not putting the 17 old away in prison for some years because of his previous crimes ?

why are so many parents total failures when it comes to controlling their children ?

why aren't parents ashamed of their criminal children ?

why don't people follow police officers' lawful orders ?

what about the educational system ?

 

the problems are many and deep rooted, only becoming worse since the liar Mitterrand's presidency in 1981 and lax policy before and after. But things had started to derail even before that, Giscard practically handed Mitterrand the presidency and before that, De Gaulle lay in bed with the communists, which had nefarious results on French politics past WW2.

[BenStark]

6 hours ago, RayC said:

So anyone who attempts to avoid arrest by driving off/ running away should be shot on the off-chance that they are a terrorist who happens to be carrying a bomb or gun?

YES

 

People avoid arrest for a reason.

 

As a policeman you don't take chances.

Edited July 1, 2023 by BenStark