The unrest in France continues since June 28: the reason is the death of a 17-year-old teenager from Algeria, who was shot by a policeman in the Paris suburb of Nanterre, when he refused to comply with the request of the police .
In France, the first participants in the street riots were condemned. On Sunday, July 2, the radio station France Info reported.
There were three protestors. It is known that they attempted to steal during the pogroms. They were all sentenced to terms of three to four months.
In particular, the first young man was sentenced to three months of house arrest for the robbery of the Galeries Lafayette. A second man was sentenced to three months in prison for a similar attempt. The third defendant, a 22-year-old manager, was sentenced to four months under house arrest for the attempted robbery of a Boss store.
It is known that those convicted are natives of Tunisia, Algeria and Morocco.
At least 12 shopping malls, 200 supermarkets, 250 tobacco shops, 250 bank branches, as well as many fast food establishments, clothing and sports goods.
In total, 719 people were detained in connection with the riots on the night of July 2, including 315 in Paris and 65 in Marseille.
French President Emmanuel Macron has canceled a state visit to Germany scheduled for July 2-4 due to protests in the country.
To stop the unrest in some French cities, special forces units were brought into the streets, armored vehicles and helicopters were used. The government deployed 40,000 law enforcement officers to fight the riots.
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Source: korrespondent
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