The images of the demonstrators taking the police hostage fell on the internet. Law enforcement evacuated everyone, including tourists, from the Champs Elysées, the busiest street in Paris. Events spread to Switzerland after Belgium.
While the protests that started in France after the death of a teenager by a police bullet on June 27 continued, law enforcement evacuated everyone, including tourists, from the Champs-Elysées, the busiest street in Paris.
The French police increased their security measures over the pillage and looting in many cities, especially in Paris, during the protests that continued for 5 days.
On the 5th night of the eventful protests that started with the death of a young person by a police bullet in France, the demonstrations in the capital Paris became the scene of arson incidents.
In the images reflected on social media, it is stated that the demonstrators started fires at many points in Paris. It is seen that the demonstrators threw fireworks at the patrolling motor police, and the police quickly left the area due to the attack.
The house of L'Hay-les-Rose Mayor Vincent Jeanbrun was targeted by a burning vehicle.
Mayor Jeanbrun stated that his house was entered by a vehicle that caught fire.
"My wife and children are in shock and injured. murderers," Mayor said.
In addition to Paris, protests continue violently in the city of Marseille. In the country where looting is frequent, some demonstrators, to whom the police intervened harshly, were seriously injured.
Many cities, including Lyon, Strasbourg and Nice, are the scene of eventful scenes.
AFTER BELGIUM, PROTESTS SPREAD TO SWITZERLAND
Street events in France spread to Switzerland after Belgium. 7 people were detained in the events that broke out in Lausanne, where 100 young people gathered to support the demonstrations in France.
The detainees were reported to be between 15 and 24 years old. According to the police statement, demonstrators smashed shop windows in Flon Mahallesi and Geneve Street and the entrance door of a chain of bookstores.
While around 50 municipal police were deployed to intervene in the events, masked youths threw cobblestones and a Molotov cocktail at the police.
VOICE RECORD OF THE MOMENT OF MURDER RELEASED
The French press published an audio recording of the incident in which the murderer police killed the Muslim youth with a gun.
In the city of Nanterre, after a young driver named Nael M. was killed by police fire, the video with a voice recording of a passenger in the vehicle describing the event was released on different social media platforms.
In the audio recording, the passenger in question, "I wanted to make this video to reveal the truth because there is so much wrong going on social media about the death of my friend Nael. I will tell you the story from A to Z", he said.
Stating that they did not use alcohol or drugs, the passenger noted that while they were driving on the bus road, they noticed that 2 policemen on their motorcycles were following them.
The passenger explained that the officers started the siren and then Nael's car stopped. Explaining that one of the racist policemen told Nael to open the window of the car and that his friend followed this command, the passenger said that the police officer said to Nael, "Stop the engine, or I will shoot you."
The passenger said that the cops hit Nael with the butts of their guns.
The passenger said that one of the police officers pointed a gun at Nael's temple and said, "Don't move, or I'll put a bullet in your head," while the other policeman said to his colleague, "shoot him".
The passenger explained that Nael's foot was taken off the brake pedal with the third gun-handle blow he received from the police, and the vehicle moved. Expressing that the vehicle was moving forward when the foot of his friend, who was shot by the police at the level of the windshield of the car, touched the gas, the passenger said, “I saw (Nael's) dying, he trembled. Then we hit the barrier. I also got out of the vehicle and ran away because I was afraid.”