Facts in France grow: In another country, people took to the streets, there are hundreds of arrests

In the city of Nanterre, demonstrators protesting the murder of a young driver named Nael M. at the hands of the police have been on the streets for days.

As activists took to the streets in different cities such as Lille, Strasbourg, Marseille and Nanterre, 29 people were arrested in support of protests organized in Brussels, France over the murder of a young driver.

According to French press reports, a tram in the city of Venissieux and a bank in the city of Nanterre, where Nael died, were set on fire.

Events intensified in the suburbs of Paris.

The activists, who set fire to vehicles, public property and garbage cans in different cities, launched fireworks at the police. Shops were looted in the cities of Marseille, Paris and Lille.

LA POSADA DE MACRON WITH FAMOUS POPPER REACTS

On the other hand, while the biggest events in France in recent years continued, French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife attended the concert of British musician Elton John on Wednesday, which caused a great reaction…

Macron’s partner, going to the Elton John concert at the time, caused a huge reaction.

Returning to the fireplace after the murder of the 17-year-old, Macron and his wife Brigitte watched Elton John’s farewell tour in France at the Accor Arena in Paris and attended the organized party chatting with the famous singer.

Thierry Mariani, a deputy for Marine Le Pen’s right-wing political party, the National Front, also reacted to Macron’s pose. Mariani commented: “When France is on fire, Macron applauds Elton John.”

URGENT MACRON MEETING

The president of France took action after the actions that spread across the country and lasted for three days…

French BFM television reported that Macron will hold a hasty meeting today, citing the news at the Elysee Palace. A roadmap is expected to be drawn up after the emergency meeting, which is scheduled for 14:00 CEST.

THE POLICE LAWYER SPOKE: I WILL OBJECT

To intervene in the events in the cities of Bordeaux and Lille, a special police team called RAID was assigned, which especially fights against terrorism and organized crime.

176 people were arrested in the events that occurred on June 29 throughout the country.

On the other hand, Laurent-Franck Lienard, the lawyer for the policeman who killed Nael, said he would appeal his client’s arrest warrant.

Protesters and police came face to face.

BRUSSELS STOPPING 26 MINOR ACTIVITIES

The number of detainees as a result of the confrontation between the police and the group gathered in Anneessens, one of the central districts of Brussels, to support the demonstrations in France after the death of Nael M, 17, at the hands of a result of the fire opened by the police on June 27, increased to 29. It was learned that 26 of these people were minors.

At 10:00 p.m. local time, a group of youths gathered in the Anneessens district, smashed the cobblestones, smashed the windows of bus stops and set some vehicles on fire.

A brawl broke out between police and protesters on Lemonnier Boulevard in the city center, the Anneessens metro station was closed and vehicles were banned from the area.

Although the situation is calm after the arrests, the intense security measures in the region continue.

The moments of the murder of the young driver had transcended.

On the other hand, the protests that began in the streets of Nanterre, Marseille and Nosiy-le-Sec in France continue across the country.

MURDERED APRIL 27

Nael M., 17, died when a police officer opened fire on a car in the city of Nanterre on June 27, in which 3 people were traveling and did not comply with the “stop” warning.

The Nanterre Prosecutor’s Office announced that the police officer who shot and killed the driver will be tried for “deliberate murder”. (AGENCIES)