More than 2.5 Thousand People Have Been Detained During the Riots in France Since October 17
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The Minister of Justice refers to the case of persons in pre-trial detention and their possible penalties. The Keeper of Seals also addresses the means available to investigators and magistrates. He also expresses his position on the establishment of the state of emergency. (Police, justice and other facts).
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Nieuws.nlPARIS (ANP/AFP) - In France, more than 2,500 people have been arrested for their participation in the riots last weekend, Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin reported on the news. According to him, 67 people have been detained and "dozens" of criminal cases have been opened. It was already announced on Sunday that at least 180...
(Translated by Editorial Staff Opinion through Artificial Intelligence) * More than 2,500 people were arrested during the riots in France since October 17. He declared the Minister of Justice Gérald Darmanin to the TV channel TF-1. Commenting on the situation in Limoges, where a bell tower collapsed after being burned by the rebels, [...]
French Minister of Justice Gérald Darmanin (Gerald Darmanin) said tonight that during the past weekend 2,513 people were detained, many of whom are still in custody, while 67 of them were sent to prison. In an interview with French TV channel TF1, Darmanen said he had issued an instruction to all public prosecutors across France, demanding that these cases be reclassified as organized crime. This change will allow for an extension
In an interview with French TV channel TF1, Darmanen said he had issued an instruction to all public prosecutors across France, demanding that these cases be reclassified as organized crime.
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