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Paris police arrest record 855 people as protests, violence erupt
French police said Sunday they had detained a record 855 people on Saturday over protest violence, amid nationwide demonstrations.
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French police reported detaining a record 855 people on Saturday amid nationwide protests that turned violent. In Paris, demonstrators set cars ablaze and looted shops, prompting authorities to deploy tear gas and water cannons to disperse the crowds. The unrest was driven by opposition to rising living costs and solidarity with high‑school students’ grievances. Police said the arrests occurred during the Saturday clashes, marking the highest number of detainees recorded for such protests.
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