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CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Rioters Loot Lyon Jewelry Store During Protest

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CCTV cameras on Saturday caught the moment a jewelry shop was attacked and looted in Lyon, France, as demonstrations were held across the country over high prices and declining public services that erupted into riots.

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THE owner of a jewelry store in Lyon, robbed during protests, witnessed the robbery on camera. She claims the police refused to intervene despite her calls for help.

·Zagreb, Croatia
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The surveillance cameras resume the looting of the Koumal jewelry store in Lyon during the riots of October 17th. Some people break through the windows, enter the shop, rummage through the drawers and destroy the exhibitors before taking away various objects. After the weekend of protests and violence, the city center has remained marked by broken windows and monuments covered with writings. Almost 3 thousand commercial activities damaged or loo…

·Turin, Italy
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Security camera footage shows protesters smashing windows in Lyon on Saturday and then looting a jewelry store.

·Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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Marie Choquet, co-owner of the jewelry store Koumal Bijoux in Lyon, watched on surveillance camera footage as looters vandalized and looted her store during violent protests in France. Despite her calls and pleas, the police did not intervene. The looters took jewelry, a safe and several iPhones, and one of the stolen phones was later located in a store near Lyon. Choquet reported the incident to the police again, but they still did not react, s…

Video surveillance footage of a jewelry store showing the robbery carried out during the violent protests that are taking place in France was released.

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De Telegraaf broke the news in Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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