45000 police and security were deployed in France Sunday night as rioting seemed to abate in the sixth night. Local patriot militias also roamed the streets in Lyon and elsewhere. A 24-year-old fire fighter died. A right-wing TV host raised over €1 M for the officer involved in the shooting of 17-year-old Nahel M.
French nationalists on the streets of Lyon ready to defend their city. #FranceRiots #FranceHasFallen #FranceOnFire pic.twitter.com/kOEDLiiuuW
— Paul Golding (@GoldingBF) July 3, 2023
157 arrests were made Sunday night, down from 719 arrests Saturday night, 994 Friday night and 1311 Thursday night. A 24-year-old firefighter died in Saint-Denis trying to fight a fire of several vehicles in an underground car park. A total of 352 fires were recorded: 297 vehicles were burned and 34 buildings set on fire. Three police officers were reported injured.
After five nights of riots, the Ministry of the Interior recorded about 5,000 vehicles burned, nearly 1,000 buildings damaged, 250 attacks on police stations, and more than 700 police officers injured. About 3,200 have been arrested since Tuesday during the riots.
The General Inspectorate of the National Police (IGNP) denied reports that the police officer involved in the fatal shooting of Nahel M. June 27 had threatened to “shoot him in the head” as claimed by Nahel’s accomplice Fouad and mainstream media intent of fueling the violence. Instead, the officers had instructed Nahel to turn off the engine and put his hands behind his head, Valeurs Actuelles reports.
The third occupant of the car has surrendered to the police after fleeing to Marseille and is now being questioned as a witness.
Conservative CNews pundit Jean Messiha raised €1 Million on GoFundMe in 4 days from 42.220 people for Florian M., the officer involved in the death of Nahel M. The Minister of Justice warned against “instrumentalization” of the donation – while shamefully charging his own officer who almost got run over by the young man with “voluntary killing”.
In St. Etienne, a 79-year-old Priest, Father Francis Palle, was attacked by two young men and robbed of his wallet and cell phone Thursday, and had to be hospitalized with bruises. The Diocese denied a connection to the riots or his priesthood, since he was not wearing his frock at the time of the attack.
Across France, citizens gathered outside town halls Monday at 1 pm to protest the riots and the attack on the family of the mayor of Paris suburb L’Haÿ-les-Roses.
In Lyon, patriots patrolled the streets chanting, “Blue, white, red: France belongs to the French!”
#French nationalists in the streets of Lyon are ready to fight protesters
“Blue, white, red, the
France to the French! they chant#FranceRiots pic.twitter.com/88V2O7JCXu— CtrlAltDelete (@TakingoutTrash7) July 3, 2023
Police tried to dispel the militia march with tear gas.
Nationalists patrolling Lyon tonight, already getting shot at with teargas by police. #FranceRiots #FranceHasFallen #FranceOnFire pic.twitter.com/mQ1a6kKrkr
— Paul Golding (@GoldingBF) July 2, 2023
Another group of French nationalists defending businesses and people from rioters
#FranceRiots #FranceHasFallen #franceViolence pic.twitter.com/OJxANWehJL
— N3RO (@N3RONEWS) July 3, 2023
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