France Riots New Videos: From Town Hall Set on Fire in Persan-Beaumont to Rioters Trying To Enter Central Stock Exchange in Marseille, Violence Continues in Multiple French Cities
A third video showed rioters allegedly trying to enter the Central Stock Exchange in Marseille, France. Meanwhile, rioters in France were also seen firing automatic rifles, shotguns, guns and using explosives. On Saturday, France President Emmanuel Macron Macron blamed social media networks for the riots in France.
The unrest in France entered the fourth night after the fatal police shooting of a teenager of Algerian and Moroccan descent during a traffic check. Multiple videos of protestors continuing to protest against the government in France have gone viral on social media. A town hall in Persan-Beaumont, northern France was reportedly set on fire while another video showed riots continuing into the fourth night in Lyon and several other cities in France. A third video showed rioters allegedly trying to enter the Central Stock Exchange in Marseille, France. Meanwhile, rioters in France were also seen firing automatic rifles, shotguns, guns and using explosives. On Saturday, France President Emmanuel Macron Macron blamed social media networks for the riots in France. He said that authorities will "take steps" to "remove sensitive content" and to "identify" those who "call for disorder" on the platforms. France Riots New Videos: Violence Spreads to Several Cities as Rioting Continues for Third Consecutive Day, Horrifying Footages of Arson and Looting Surface.
Town Hall in Persan-Beaumont Set on Fire
Riots Continue Into Fourth Night in France
Rioters Try To Storm the Central Stock Exchange in Marseille
Video From the 13th Arrondissement of Paris
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