In France, for the third day, protests continue over the murder of a 17-year-old boy in the suburbs of Paris.
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The riots began after two policemen stopped a car on Tuesday for violating traffic rules. One of the police officers aimed a weapon at the driver, and when the car started moving, he fired. The young man died soon after.
The death of the guy led to riots and mass pogroms. In several French cities, protesters set fire to cars, blocked streets, robbed shops, and pelted police with stones and fireworks.
At least 667 people were arrested across the country last night.
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According to French media, 13 people were killed during road checks last year. In 2017, France changed the law in 2017 in such a way that the police received more powers to use weapons.
Source: Racurs
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