Nearly 1,800 Persons Held in Police Custody Since Monday as Part of the Blockage of High Schools
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Gerald Darmanin asked the attorneys general "a great firmness in the criminal response".
Almost 2 thousand people were detained in France at the demonstrations of high school students, BFMTV reports, citing data from the republic's Interior Ministry
Almost 2 thousand people were detained in France at the demonstrations of high school students, BFMTV reports, citing data from the republic's Interior Ministry.
INFO THE FIGARO - One third of these police custodys concern offences against persons who are the custodians of public authority.
Since the beginning of the week, French high schools have been under blockade. Sometimes violent demonstrations that have led to arrests: almost 1,800 police officers have been registered since Monday. An extremely tense situation. Nearly 1,800 police officers have been registered since Monday in connection with the blockages of high schools. The Ministry of the Interior refers to "urban violence". Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin, indicated on …
The blockage movement of high schools, which students also joined to demand more resources for education, intensified on Thursday in many cities in France.
Protests have taken place in one in three French secondary schools, and they are escalating into riots with each passing day. Since Monday, authorities have detained nearly 1,800 people, and hundreds of police officers have been injured.
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