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Riots in France after the death of the 17-year-old by the police, brought other victims and considerable material damage. A 27-year-old man was killed and another person was injured by a police rubber bullet during the riots. The tragic events highlight the deep tensions and challenges the country is experiencing, following the death of a 17-year-old French teenager of Algerian descent, which has sparked strong protests.
Meanwhile, President Emmanuel Macron is preparing to introduce an emergency law to rebuild the affected areas and take immediate measures to cope with the difficult situation. The murder of the 27-year-old took place between Saturday and Sunday in the city of Marseille. Although he was immediately transported to the hospital, he did not survive the strong blow to the chest. The sad news was revealed last night, when the Marseille prosecutor's office announced their investigations into the role of police agents. However, there are still no exact details on whether the victim was part of the protests or was just a bystander.
The suspicion of police abuse also appears in the second case in Mont-Saint-Martin, near the border with Belgium. A 25-year-old boy, Aimène Bahouh, has been in a coma since Friday, June 30. He was driving a vehicle with two of his friends after filling up gas at a service station when he was hit by a bullet fired by an agent of the Raid police special unit. Witnesses say that he suddenly collapsed on the steering wheel and then saw a lot of blood. The prosecution has launched an investigation into "voluntary violence" in connection with this case.
In a meeting with 250 mayors from across France, President Emmanuel Macron outlines his plan to address the situation after a week of major destruction and conflict.
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