"I Couldn't Do Anything": Zagoury Saw His Video Games Shops Impotently Being Looted During the Protests in Paris
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Boulevard Voltaire in Paris, we always take stock, after several raids of shops on Saturday 17 October, especially against boutiques of video games and maps. These shops located in the neighborhood are an institution for lovers of figurines or rare cards.
Ouri Zagoury, owner of two video games shops near the Plaza de la República, in the centre of Paris, France, was warned that their establishments were being vandalized and plundered during the violent protests this weekend, but in the face of confusion he can do nothing but call the police, who did not arrive at the site.
What had started as a student demonstration in France has now escalated to nationwide protests. On Saturday, riots again occurred in Paris, where shops were looted.
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