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    Paris police station stormed by mob with metal bars and fireworks

    October 11, 2020No Comments2 Mins Read
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    About 40 unidentified people armed with metal bars and using fireworks as projectiles tried to storm a police station in the Paris suburbs on Saturday night.

    Police posted a video showing a barrage of fireworks going off in the direction of the police station in Champigny-sur-Marne, about nine miles (15km) south-east of the city centre. The assailants tried to force entry into the station but failed to do so.

    “Violent attack last night on the police station of Champigny with mortar shots and various projectiles. No police officer was injured,” the Paris police headquarters tweeted on Sunday.

    No one was arrested, but images showed smashed windows at the station and damaged cars.

    The motive for the attack, the third on the police station in two years, was not immediately clear. It is located on a housing estate area known for drug trafficking and deemed by authorities as a high priority district for order to be restored.

    The mayor of Champigny, Laurent Jeanne, said the attack may have been triggered by a scooter accident that local residents blamed on the police.

    “It was an organised attack of about 40 people who wanted to do battle. For a few days it has been tense with people who have a certain willingness to do battle with the police,” he told BFM TV.

    “Little gang leaders don’t impress anyone and they will not deter our work fighting drug trafficking,” the interior minister, Gérald Darmanin, said on Twitter. “Full support for our police officers who are doing a difficult job.“

    A spate of criminal incidents across France since the end of the Covid-19 lockdown in mid-May has put the country’s president, Emmanuel Macro, and his government on heightened alert for increases in crime amid the economic fallout from the pandemic.

    Source: The Guardian

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