
Damage to the headquarters of CNews and Europe 1, and serious injury to a teenager in Lens
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Social tensions led to demonstrations involving blockades of high schools and damage to media headquarters.
The headquarters of CNews and Europe 1 degraded, acts of “intimidation” which led to the arrest of 21 people. Images on social media showed barriers toppled over, while protesters threw projectiles and smashed windows.
Blockade of high schools: in Lens, a teenager had his hand torn off while picking up a grenade during clashes with the police. A police source indicates to Le Figaro that he lost his hand after picking up a de-encirclement grenade to throw it back at the police.
Paris town hall calls for vigilance on Saturday in the face of the risks of violence and looting. Preventive measures, such as the removal of street furniture, are being put in place after the 450 businesses were damaged last weekend.

After the violence of October 17 in Paris which led to looting and vandalism, local residents are expressing their anger. At the same time, MP Bartolomé Lenoir calls for the dissolution of ultra-left groups based on the Millevaches plateau.
Le Figaro reports three news items: a teenager injured in Lens during clashes, a triple homicide followed by a suicide in Toulouse, and the arrest of the suspect in the fire at Limoges town hall.

The Paris Court of Appeal rejected the request for the release of Rachid H., suspected of involvement in the theft of Crown jewels from the Louvre in October 2025. His co-defendants, however, claimed that he had nothing to do with this burglary.

The mayor of Saint-Denis Bally Bagayoko on Thursday attributed the looting of stores by minors to an effect of mimicry amplified by social networks. He distinguished these opportunistic acts from social mobilizations against the high cost of living.

The main suspect in the fire at Limoges town hall, a 34-year-old ultra-left activist on S file, was arrested this Tuesday morning in Val-d'Issoire by the RAID.