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 announced 2,513 police custody and 67 detentions following the weekend violence. He ordered prosecutors to reclassify these acts as organized crime, allowing guards to...
The Minister of Justice has directed prosecutors to reclassify the charges of persons arrested on the margins of October 17 as "organized crime".
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).
After the violence during the demonstrations, Gérald Darmanin announced Monday night 2,513 police custody and 67 detentions, as well as a strengthening of the investigative capacity
The Keeper of the Seals said that he had sent "an instruction to all the public prosecutors in France to ask them to qualify as organized crime".
Gérald Darmanin spoke on 19 October about the events of 17 October on the TF1 plateau. The Minister of Justice gave figures on the situation. He referred to 2513 police officers and "dizainous judicial information" launched.
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