45,000 police officers take to the streets in France

In the city of Nanterre, France, young people reacting to the police murder of 17-year-old Nael M. take to the streets every night.

According to French press reports, Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin has decided to assign 45,000 law enforcement officers across the country tonight as part of the demonstrations at the security meeting he chaired in the afternoon.

Darmanin strictly repeated his instructions during this meeting, demanding that new arrests be made if possible.

On June 30 and July 1, 45,000 police and gendarmes were deployed throughout France.

CALL TO MAYORS TO SHOW

After the attack on the house of the mayor of L’Hay-les-Rose, Vincent Jeanbrun, at night, David Lisnard, president of the French Association of Mayors, called on all mayors and citizens to meet tomorrow in front of the town halls.

Lisnard affirmed that in the last few hours 147 city halls or buildings belonging to the municipality were attacked, and stressed that this is the first time in the history of the country.

For her part, Nael’s grandmother, Nadia, whose last name is not specified, called on the protesters to remain calm.

PRESENTATION PROHIBITED IN MARSEILLE

Meanwhile, demonstrations were prohibited in Marseille, one of the cities where the mobilizations were hottest last night. Public transport services in Marseille have been canceled as of 18:00 local time.

PROTESTS IN FRANCE

French police opened fire on a car with 3 people in Nanterre on June 27, killing 17-year-old Nael M.

Those who reacted to the death of Nael took to the streets in different cities of the country and clashed with the police.

The police officer who killed the youth was suspended and sentenced to trial as a prisoner.

In addition, looting and looting took place during protests in many cities, including Paris, Marseille and Lyon, and curfews were declared in 10 cities starting at 9:00 p.m. (AA)