Paris Prosecutor: About 300 Arrested at the Protests Brought Before the Judge
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Several young adults arrested were released on Tuesday, 20 October, at issue: poor procedures and outdated detention periods.
On Monday and Tuesday, almost 300 people were referred to the judicial court in Paris. The prosecutor's office almost systematically requested warrants of committal.
Paris public prosecutor Laure Beccuau said today that around 300 people were brought before a judge after the arrests and riots at the protests last weekend across France.
Paris public prosecutor Laure Becky said today that around 300 people were brought before a judge after arrests and riots at protests across France over the weekend.
"557 people were taken into police custody, whose cases were initially processed by the Paris Public Prosecutor's Office - almost 90 percent are adults," prosecutor Lor Becchio told RTL radio. When asked whether activists of the radical left, criminals from the suburbs who took advantage of the opportunity, or high school students were taken into custody, she answered that based on the list she has and the charges, no one cited any political mot…
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