France: Police To Investigate Violence, Will Deploy 40,000 Police Officers

France: Police to Investigate Violence, Will Deploy 40,000 Police Officers.

In France, on June 27 (Tuesday), a 17-year-old youth was shot dead by the police for a traffic violation. After this, violent protests started in many cities of the country.

Violence broke out in no time and now it has taken a formidable form. 24 police officers were injured in the demonstration, while protesters set fire to several public buildings, including 40 cars.

French police officer gave information.

A French police officer said on June 29 (Thursday) that the case against the murder of a 17-year-old boy would be investigated.

About 40,000 police officers will be deployed overnight to contain the violence that has spread to cities and towns following the shootings.

Let us tell you that the entire scene of the murder of 17-year-old Nahel was captured in a video, which shook the nation.

Interior Minister Says.

Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin said: “Disordered professionals must go home .

There will be a lot more police and police personnel present tonight.” Darmanin further said that 170 officers were injured in the unrest, but none were in danger.

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Nanterre prosecutor gave preliminary inquiry.

Meanwhile, Nanterre prosecutor Pascal Prache said he had requested that the officer be kept in custody. That decision has to be made by another magistrate.

Based on a preliminary investigation, Prache said, he concluded that “the conditions for the legal use of the weapon were not met.”

The prosecutor said that when the police tried to stop the car on Tuesday, there were three people in it. Nahel managed to avoid the traffic stop by running a red light.

He later got stuck in traffic. Both officers involved in the incident said they drew their guns to prevent him from starting the car again.

According to Prache, the officer who fired one shot said he wanted to stop the car from moving and because he feared the car might hurt someone, including him or his co-worker.