Young Catholics Beaten up at the Fair Saint-Romain De Rouen: What We Know About This Case that Arouses Emotion
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On Saturday, October 31, 2026, in the evening, two groups of young people were attacked in the Rouen metropolis, first in a bar near the Diochon stadium, then next to the Saint-Romain fair. The mayor of Rouen, MP RN Robert Le Bourgeois and the prefect of the Seine-Maritime made a report to the prosecutor.
In a few days Rouen saw a succession of violence attributed to the ultra-right, an attack on a bar of supporters accompanied by insults aimed at the "whites" and the aggression of young Catholics who claimed to have been caught while singing a song. Nicolas Mayer-Rossignol, who had called for the dissolution of identity groups after [...] The Rouen article: after the ultra-right, the city faced with suspicions of anti-white and anti-Christian vi…
A group of friends were on their way to the Foire Saint-Romain on October 31st at around 10:30 p.m. in Rouen, France. They sang Catholic songs such as "Resucitó" when they were surrounded and brutally attacked near the docks 76: dozens of migrants fell on their friends and beat them up. The attack is classified by the police as racist.
After the publication by various media of acts of aggression on a group of young Catholics at the Saint-Romain Fair, the mayor of Rouen announced that he had seized the prosecutor.
On 31 October, near Docks 76 in Rouen, a group of Catholic friends was caught up and then violently beaten by a gang of dozens of young people. Current values were able to consult several of the complaints of racist violence, as well as a medical report of a fracture of the orbit.
The park in Rouen investigates the attack on young Catholics on October 31st. Four have reported religiously motivated violence.
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