Posted on 11/04/2005 8:16:43 AM PST by ajolympian2004
A l'issue de la 8e nuit de violences en Ile-de-France, la police a dénombré 519 véhicules brûlés et 78 interpellations
Un bilan plus lourd que lors de la nuit précédente où 315 autos avaient brûlé. Départements les plus touchés: Seine-Saint-Denis, Val-d'Oise et Yvelines.
90 communes ont été concernées par les violences dans la nuit de jeudi à vendredi. La police relativise ce bilan en expliquant qu'il y a eu moins d'affrontements frontaux entre policiers et bandes.
Lors de ces heurts nocturnes, cinq policiers, dont 3 à Poissy (Yvelines) ont été légèrement blessés par des projectiles. Selon la police, les affrontements directs étaient plus rares entre "fauteurs de troubles" et "forces de l'ordre", pour cette huitième nuit d'émeutes depuis la mort de deux jeunes à Clichy-sous-Bois.
D'après la direction de la police, l'"éparpillement" des incidents s'explique par le fait qu'après "les heurts et les interpellations de la veille, les voyous ont eu tendance à quitter leur territoire pour aller dans des quartiers ou des communes voisines".
Par ailleurs, de nombreux incidents ont touché des villes de province. Au moins 77 véhicules ont été incendiés en Côte-d'Or, Seine-Maritime et dans les Bouches-du-Rhône.
Les incidents en Seine-Saint-Denis
205 véhicules (contre 177 la veille) et cinq bâtiments ont été incendiés en Seine-Saint-Denis dans la nuit de jeudi à vendredi, a indiqué la préfecture. En outre, 150 feux de conteneurs ou de poubelles ont été enregistrés.
27 interpellations, suivies de placements en garde à vue, ont été réalisées dans la nuit de jeudi à vendredi. Un policier a été blessé lors d'une interpellation à Livry-Gargan.
Les bâtiments endommagés par les flammes sont un entrepôt de maroquinerie au Blanc-Mesnil, un entrepôt à Aulnay-sous-Bois, un bâtiment des services techniques de Bagnolet, un entrepôt au Bourget et un entrepôt de vêtements pour Décathlon à Saint-Ouen.
Neuilly-sur-Marne a connu l'un des incidents les plus graves: des véhicules de CRS ont subi "des tirs de pistolets à grenaille", qui n'ont pas fait de blessés, selon la préfecture.
A Stains, une salle de classe d'école primaire a connu un "début d'incendie". Deux bus ont été caillassés. Des policiers ont été pris à partie par un groupe de 30 à 40 individus près de la synagogue. Deux personnes ont tenté d'incendier la voiture du maire PCF Michel Beaumale, alors qu'il parlementait avec des jeunes du quartier sensible du Clos St Lazare, selon son témoignage.
300 policiers départementaux et 1000 hommes des compagnies républicaines de sécurité et escadrons de gendarmes mobiles étaient déployés en Seine-Saint-Denis pour jeudi soir.
Un dépot de bus visé dans les Yvelines
Un dépôt de bus a été incendié à Trappes, provoquant la destruction de 27 bus. La préfecture a par ailleurs dénombré 78 véhicules incendiés (contre 27 la veille), répartis à Trappes, Poissy, aux Mureaux, à Mantes-la-Jolie, Conflans-Sainte-Honorine et Marly-Le-Roi.
A Mantes-la-Jolie, dans le quartier du Val-Fourré, des groupes de jeunes ont tenté de s'en prendre au bureau de Poste ainsi qu'au centre de Sécurité sociale alors que dans la ville voisine des Mureaux, une cinquantaine d'individus se sont affrontés avec les forces de l'ordre.
Dans le Val-d'Oise, la préfecture a répertorié 96 véhicules détruits par le feu (contre 18 la veille) et 18 interpellations dans la nuit de jeudi à vendredi.
Condamnations
Le tribunal correctionnel de Bobigny a condamné jeudi soir un jeune homme de 19 ans à deux mois de prison ferme pour "dégradations de bien public" à Villepinte.
Un autre jeune homme de 18 ans a été reconnu coupable de "violences volontaires avec arme sur agent de la force publique" au Blanc-Mesnil, et condamné à trois mois de prison avec sursis et 105 heures de travail d'intérêt général.
What's good enough for Iraq is good enough for their coverage of France.
;)
Freedom fighters? Freedom for or freedom from?
This is a joke post, right? WTF is with the French?
In the Socialist Paradise?????
Friday night, first one after Ramadamadingdong. Should be interesting...
I'm mocking the liberal main stream media to make a point inspired by Rush earlier today.
This morning on Rush's Commentary here locally on 850am KOA Rush asked when the media is going to start calling the rioters in France "insurgents" and "freedom fighters" like they do in Iraq.
I know - it is funny. These losers have no idea how to handle freedom anyway.
Suburbs: violences persistantes("insurgents ", "rebels" and "freedom fighters" riot in France)
France 2 TV ^|Friday November 4th, 2005
Posted one 11/04/2005 8:16:43 AM PST by ajolympian2004
A the exit of the 8th night of violences in Island-of-France, the police force counted 519 vehicles flarings and 78 interpellations an assessment heavier than at the time of the previous night where 315 cars had burned. The most touched departments: Seine-Saint-Denis, Valley-in Oise and Yvelines.
90 communes were concerned with violences in the night of Thursday to Friday. The police force relativizes this assessment by explaining that there were less frontal confrontations between police officers and bands.
Lors of these night clashes, five police officers, of which 3 in Poissy (Yvelines) were slightly wounded by projectiles. According to the police force, the direct confrontations were rarer between "" and" police force troublemakers ", for this eighth night of riots since the death of two young people with Clichy-under-Wood.
D' after the direction of the police force, "éparpillement "of the incidents is explained by the fact why after" the clashes and the interpellations of the day before, the hooligans tended to leave their territory to go in districts or common neighbors ".
Par elsewhere, of many incidents touched provincial towns. At least 77 vehicles were burnt in Coast-in Or, Seine-Maritime and in the Rhone delta.
Les incidents as a Seine-Saint-Denis 205 vehicles (against 177 day before) and five buildings were burnt as a Seine-Saint-Denis in the night of Thursday to Friday, indicated the prefecture. Moreover, 150 fires of containers or dustbins were recorded.
27 interpellations, followed placements in police custody, were carried out in the night of Thursday to Friday. A police officer was wounded during an interpellation with Livry-Gargan.
Les buildings damaged by the flames are a warehouse of leather working to the White-Mesnil, a Aulnay-under-Wood warehouse, a building of the engineering departments of Bagnolet, a warehouse in Le Bourget and a warehouse of clothing for Décathlon in Saint-Ouen. Neuilly-on-Marne knew one of the most serious incidents: vehicles of CRS underwent "shootings of guns with shot", which did not make casualties, according to the prefecture.
A Stains, a classroom of primary school knew a "beginning of fire". Two buses were caillassés. Police officers were taken with part by a group of 30 to 40 individuals close to the synagogue. Two people tried to set fire to the car of mayor PCF Michel Beaumale, whereas it parlementait with young people of the sensitive district of the Field St Lazare, according to his testimony.
300 departmental police officers and 1000 men of the republican companies of safety and squadrons of member of the anti-riot polices were deployed as a Seine-Saint-Denis for Thursday evening.
Un dépot of bus aimed in Yvelines a deposit of bus was burnt in Trappes, causing the destruction of 27 buses. The prefecture in addition counted 78 burnt vehicles (against 27 day before), distributed with Trappes, Poissy, with Mureaux, Mantes-the-Pretty, Conflans-Holy-Honorine and Marly-The-King. A, in the district of the Valley-Thicket, the groups of young people tried to be caught some at the post office like in the center of Social security whereas in the city close to Mureaux, about fifty individuals clashed with the police force.
Dans Valley-with Oise, the prefecture indexed 96 vehicles destroyed by fire (against 18 day before) and 18 interpellations in the night of Thursday to Friday.
Condamnations the correctional court of Bobigny condemned Thursday evening a 19 year old young man to two months of firm prison for "degradations of public property" with Villepinte. Un 18 year old young man was recognized guilty of "voluntary violences with weapon on member of the police force" to the White-Mesnil, and was condemned to three months of prison with deferment and 105 working hours of general interest..
With the exit of the 8th night of violences in Island-of-France, the police force counted 519 vehicles flarings and 78 interpellations an assessment heavier than at the time of the previous night where 315 cars had burned. The most touched departments: Seine-Saint-Denis, Valley-in Oise and Yvelines. 90 communes were concerned with violences in the night of Thursday to Friday.
The police force relativizes this assessment by explaining that there were less frontal confrontations between police officers and bands. At the time of these night clashes, five police officers, of which 3 in Poissy (Yvelines) were slightly wounded by projectiles. According to the police force, the direct confrontations were rarer between "" and" police force troublemakers ", for this eighth night of riots since the death of two young people with Clichy-under-Wood. According to the direction of the police force, "éparpillement "of the incidents is explained by the fact that after" the clashes and the interpellations of the day before, the hooligans tended to leave their territory to go in districts or common neighbors ".
In addition, of many incidents provincial towns touched.
At least 77 vehicles were burnt in Coast-in Or, Seine-Maritime and in the Rhone delta. The incidents as a Seine-Saint-Denis 205 vehicles (against 177 day before) and five buildings were burnt as a Seine-Saint-Denis in the night of Thursday to Friday, indicated the prefecture.
Moreover, 150 fires of containers or dustbins were recorded.
27 interpellations, followed placements in police custody, were carried out in the night of Thursday to Friday.
A police officer was wounded during an interpellation with Livry-Gargan. The buildings damaged by the flames are a warehouse of leather working to the White-Mesnil, a Aulnay-under-Wood warehouse, a building of the engineering departments of Bagnolet, a warehouse in Le Bourget and a warehouse of clothing for Décathlon in Saint-Ouen. The Neuilly-on-Marne knew one of the most serious incidents: vehicles of CRS underwent "shootings of guns with shot", which did not make casualties, according to the prefecture. In Stains, a classroom of primary school knew a "beginning of fire". Two buses were caillassés.
Police officers were taken with part by a group of 30 to 40 individuals close to the synagogue. Two people tried to set fire to the car of mayor PCF Michel Beaumale, whereas it parlementait with young people of the sensitive district of the Field St Lazare, according to his testimony. 300 departmental police officers and 1000 men of the republican companies of safety and squadrons of member of the anti-riot polices were deployed as a Seine-Saint-Denis for Thursday evening. A dépot of bus aimed in Yvelines a deposit of bus was burnt in Trappes, causing the destruction of 27 buses.
The prefecture in addition counted 78 burnt vehicles (against 27 day before), distributed with Trappes, Poissy, with Mureaux, Mantes-the-Pretty, Conflans-Holy-Honorine and Marly-The-King. With Mantes-the-Pretty, in the district of the Valley-Thicket, the groups of young people tried to be caught some at the post office like in the center of Social security whereas in the city close to Mureaux, about fifty individuals clashed with the police force.
In Valley-in Oise, the prefecture indexed 96 vehicles destroyed by fire (against 18 day before) and 18 interpellations in the night of Thursday to Friday. Judgments the correctional court of Bobigny condemned Thursday evening a 19 year old young man to two months of firm prison for "degradations of public property" with Villepinte.
Another 18 year old young man was recognized guilty of "voluntary violences with weapon on member of the police force" to the White-Mesnil, and was condemned to three months of prison with deferment and 105 working hours of general interest.
Is it just me or does this article sound like a KB Homes job site.
"...was condemned to three months of prison with deferment and 105 working hours of general interest."
Well, Thank Goodness they're getting tough with these guys! /sarcasm
This article calls them "instigators of trouble" and "hooligans", if anyone was curious.
Oh boy, now we've got a philosophy thread. One of life's eternal questions, that one.
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C'est L'heure pour appeler Le Legion Etranger. A bas les Islamos!
Back in the 1990s, the French sneered at America for the Los Angeles riots. As the Chicago Sun-Times reported in 1992: "the consensus of French pundits is that something on the scale of the Los Angeles riots could not happen here, mainly because France is a more humane, less racist place with a much stronger commitment to social welfare programs." President Mitterrand, the Washington Post reported in 1992, blamed the riots on the "conservative society" that Presidents Reagan and Bush had created and said France is different because it "is the country where the level of social protection is the highest in the world." quoted from Instapundit.
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