The capital’s prefecture of police announced that fifty-four people had also been verbalized.
Le Monde
The Paris police prefecture announced, Saturday, September 10, the arrest of one hundred and three people during “groupings [which] were not tolerated” and the authorities described, in a press release , as from” from the “yellow vests movement “”. In the 16 e
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In the afternoon, a group of individuals “got involved in a demonstration declared in support of Ukraine” and some of them, “concealed face, burned a trash and overturned a container of waste, “said the prefecture.
Of these hundred three individuals, ninety-three have been arrested for “participation in a group with a view to committing violence or damage”, three for voluntary degradations, three for outrage and rebellion and four for violence at the ‘Contrary to the police. In addition, the prefecture reported fifty-four verbalizations.
From November 2018, the “yellow vests” led several months of struggle, meeting every Saturday on roundabouts across France and during sometimes violent rallies. Between the first Saturday of demonstrations and June 30, 2019, that is to say during the most intense seven months of demonstrations, more than 10,000 people were selected and heard in police custody.