Justice. "An Extremely Strong Criminal Response": Darmanin Announces 329 Incarcerations Since October 17
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After three consecutive Saturdays of mass protests, the French judicial system took stock of almost 5,000 people who had been detained, 329 of whom had already been imprisoned.
In France, almost 5,000 people have been detained since 17 October in connection with continuing protests, as reported by the French Minister of Justice Gerald Darmanen.
329 people are already facing legal proceedings with prison sentences, according to Justice Minister Gérarld Darmanin.
The French Minister of Justice Gerald Darmanen stated on Tuesday that 4,914 arrests had been made during the 17 October riots in the country." Since 17 October, we have detained 4,914 people," he said on BFM-TV.
After the violent protests throughout the country, France has set itself a hard line against rioters and supporters. Italy's government also threatens with draconian punishments. However, resistance is stirred in the opposition.
"Since 17 October, there have been 4.914 police officers, 70 per cent of whom are adults and 30 per cent are minors, which shows that it is a movement of adults, and not the movement of continuity of high school students," said Mr. Darmanin. "There have been 1,820 people who have been referred with police or gendarmes, from custody to the court to be tried by a correctional judge", with "404 prison measures and 329 incarcerations", continued the…
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