A Security Camera Records the Looting of a Shop in Nice During Student Protests
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Student protests in France have evolved into looting, fires and confrontations. Understand the origin of the crisis and the reaction of the Macron government
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Far from reducing tensions, on Sunday chaos reigned again in some cities in France. In Paris, lootings were again taking place, although this time they went further. Some individuals raided several housing buildings sowing terror among the neighbors, who tried to drive the violent away by throwing hot water through the windows. Images of looting multiply on social networks, as well as those of despair of the more than 3,000 merchants affected by…
<p style="margin-bottom:11px">Video surveillance cameras captured the moment when a shop was raided in Nice, south of France.</p> <p>This is another episode of looting that has occurred among protests that echo across the country.</p>
Videos circulating on social networks show traders trying to protect their establishments during a series of protests in France on Saturday (17). In the midst of the confusion, a shopkeeper was attacked while trying to prevent his shop from being invaded. The episode occurred in Nice, in the south of the country, and involved the owner of a franchise [...]
“Our merchants don’t need this. They fight every day to keep our cities alive, and they are the ones who have been targeted by the rioters. This is unacceptable.” On Sunday, October 18, at the top of Avenue Jean-Maurice in Nice, passersby stopped to look at the rubble of the incidents. The day before, more than a dozen shops had been targeted for looting. “I saw the shops, it’s a shame; they’re not just any shop, they’re sports shops, that says …
After the deterioration on Saturday, October 17, Teddy Berthaud, boss of Phone Case, testifies to the violence of the intrusion, the initial absence and then the lack of police force, and the heavy uncertainties on the reopening of his business.
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