Fewer Arrests in France, but Urban Violence Is Branded ‘Catastrophic’ as City Halls Come Under Increasing Attack
‘Right now we’re at the bottom of a cliff, and we need to be extremely tough,’ says Marine Le Pen’s spokesman.
Fewer arrests were made on Sunday after five days of riots and looting that rocked France following the shooting death of a teenager by a police officer, but tensions are high with widespread incidents of looting and torching of cars. Even some French city halls are coming under attack.
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