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Protests in France: Grenade tears off student's hand
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Protests in France: Grenade tears off student's hand

During a student protest in Lens, 15-year-old Evan S.'s left hand was torn off by a police grenade. The incident intensified the debate about police violence in France.

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  • During a student protest in Lens, northern France, 15-year-old Evan S. lost his left hand to a police grenade.
  • The incident fuels the national debate about police violence as demonstrations continue.

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In France there are nationwide demonstrations characterized by debates about police violence.

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During a student protest in Lens, northern France, a police grenade tore off 15-year-old Evan S.'s left hand. The case intensifies the debate about police violence. The nationwide demonstrations continue on Tuesday.

By Petra Truckendanner, Paris

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  • How are the authorities responding to the allegations?
  • What consequences does the use of the grenade have for police leadership?

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