
The Grand Mosque of Paris reacts after the arrest of two Algerian influencers, while Paris faces a second night of ransacking and looting.
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Arrest of two Algerian influencers and nighttime urban violence in Paris.
Algerian influencers: the Grand Mosque of Paris attacks CNews and the whistleblower
In a press release, the rector of the Muslim institution describes the whistleblower Chawki Benzehra, behind the arrest of two Algerian influencers, as “an obscure blogger” and denounces the comments made by Xavier Driencourt, former French ambassador to Algeria.
Residential building under siege, stolen police batons, defenseless residents… Paris in the grip of a second night of “unbearable” ransacking
STORY - For the second night in a row, the French capital was the target of looters, who attacked small businesses, luxury stores, and shopping centers. The CRS deployed were not able to stop them all.

Hodei C.D., suspect in the fire at Limoges town hall, was arrested in Val-d'Issoire. At the same time, Paris is seeing the damage and the anger of residents after the looting and violence that occurred on October 17 in the capital.

Mattéo, 13, testifies to the kidnapping by his father, Cédric Prizzon, from Vailhourles to Portugal. The teenager was forced to act as lookout while his father buried two bodies in the Serra da Nogueira.

Two young men with no criminal record appear in immediate court in Nice for having looted a Foot Locker store in the middle of the night.

An amateur video showing two National Police bikers loading items into their saddlebags near a looted Lacoste store in Limoges on October 17 has sparked heated controversy, relayed by political leaders.

Paris wakes up in shock after looting and damage during the violence of October 17. Furthermore, a suspect listed as S was arrested for the fire at Limoges town hall.

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