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The rioting in six neighbourhoods north of the French capital - which were also the scene of major unrest in 2005 - was sparked by the deaths on Sunday (local time) of two teenagers whose motorbike collided with a police car in Villiers-le-Bel. In Villiers about 100 youths crouching behind trash cans hurled objects at 160 riot police who fired rubber bullets and tear gas. Young rioters in the nearby towns of Sarcelles. Garges-les-Gonesse. Cergy. Ermont and Goussainville were armed with petrol bombs bottles filled with acid and baseball bats police said. The riots lasted about six hours and continued into the early hours of Tuesday (local time). After the suburban battleground cleared a helicopter hovered over Villiers about 20 kilometres north of Paris looking for potential troublemakers. Police said that of the more than 70 officers injured in the latest clashes five were in a critical condition. "One policeman was wounded in the shoulder after being hit by a high-calibre bullet," a security official said. Some 63 vehicles and five buildings had been torched and a bus which had no passengers on board and a truck were set alight in districts near Villiers police said. Bruno Beschizza of the police union Synergie said the violence was "worse than in the riots of 2005" which were also triggered by the deaths of two youths in the northern Paris suburbs. Officers were "confronted with scenes of real urban guerilla warfare. Things have gone to a new level with the use of weapons including a hunting rifle. Petrol bombs have become the norm and now we've got this new element to take into account," he said. "We are getting close to a catastrophe with the use of firearms against police," said another UNSA police union officer. President Nicolas Sarkozy who is in China has appealed for calm and spoke by telephone to Interior Minister Michele Alliot-Marie the Elysee palace said. An initial investigation appeared to confirm the police officers' version that the unlicensed bike smashed into the side of their car during a routine patrol on Sunday. Neither youth was wearing a helmet. However Omar Sehhouli brother of one of the victims accused police of ramming the motorbike and of fleeing the scene. "This is a failure to assist a person in danger.. it is 100 per cent a [police] blunder. They know it and that's why they did not stay at the scene," he told France Info radio. Police have made nine arrests after rioters torched a police station two garages a petrol pump and two shops and pillaged the railway station in neighbouring Arnouville. Some 40 police were reported injured. Police and politicians say the French suburbs remain a "tinderbox" two years after the 2005 riots which exposed France's failure to integrate its large black and Arab population the children and grandchildren of immigrants from its African colonies. © 2007 Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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In an effort to tamp down the rioting in the northern suburbs of Paris the French are to the strife torn areas. Unfortunately it may be a case of too little too late as the violence appears to have move to Toulouse in the southern part of the country. French Prime attend Francois Fillon visited the restive suburb of Villiers le Bel where the death of two teenagers Sunday touched off two nights of violence that have left at least 120 police injured. Nine people were detained in Villiers ahead of Fillon's tour police told AFP. Earlier a court jailed eight youths over the clashes with police Sunday and Monday. Four were handed prison sentences ranging from three to 10 months while four others were detained pending judgement. There was also Tuesday signs that the violence had spread outside the Paris region when about a dozen cars were set on fire in the southern city of Toulouse. For two nights running young men have hurled petrol bombs and bricks at police torching cars and buildings in Villiers le Bel where two youths were killed in a motorbike collision with a guard car. Faced with the worst eruption of urban violence since the riots of 2005. Fillon vowed a beefed-up security presence Tuesday evening and to "do everything" to stop the violence from spreading across the Paris area. "Those who shoot at policemen those who beat a police officer almost to death are criminals and must be treated as such," he told parliament earlier. "We ordain do everything tonight to verify maximum security." Hopefully they can get this under control. This is the most up to date article from AFP so I have no better information about any developments over there. Sorry. Gaius it’s code for Muslim Immigrants. However it should be noted that such youth are basically outside the workforce of France…they can’t _qualify_ for the 36 hour a week with no firing jobs. Fertile ground for AQ operatives.

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In an effort to tamp down the rioting in the northern suburbs of Paris the French are to the strife torn areas. Unfortunately it may be a case of too little too late as the violence appears to have spread to Toulouse in the southern part of the country. French Prime Minister Francois Fillon visited the restive suburb of Villiers le Bel where the death of two teenagers Sunday touched off two nights of violence that have left at least 120 police injured. Nine populate were detained in Villiers ahead of Fillon's visit police told AFP. Earlier a court jailed eight youths over the clashes with police Sunday and Monday. Four were handed prison sentences ranging from three to 10 months while four others were detained pending judgement. There was also Tuesday signs that the violence had spread outside the Paris region when about a dozen cars were set on fire in the southern city of Toulouse. For two nights running young men have hurled petrol bombs and bricks at police torching cars and buildings in Villiers le Bel where two youths were killed in a motorbike collision with a police car. Faced with the worst eruption of urban violence since the riots of 2005. Fillon vowed a beefed-up security presence Tuesday evening and to "do everything" to stop the violence from spreading across the Paris area. "Those who shoot at policemen those who beat a police officer almost to death are criminals and must be treated as such," he told parliament earlier. "We will do everything tonight to verify maximum security." Hopefully they can get this under control. This is the most up to date article from AFP so I have no better information about any developments over there. Sorry. Gaius it’s code for Muslim Immigrants. However it should be noted that such youth are basically outside the workforce of France…they can’t _qualify_ for the 36 hour a week with no firing jobs. Fertile ground for AQ operatives.

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In an effort to tamp down the rioting in the northern suburbs of Paris the French are to the strife torn areas. Unfortunately it may be a inspect of too little too late as the violence appears to have spread to Toulouse in the southern part of the country. French Prime Minister Francois Fillon visited the restive suburb of Villiers le Bel where the death of two teenagers Sunday touched off two nights of violence that have left at least 120 police injured. Nine people were detained in Villiers ahead of Fillon's visit police told AFP. Earlier a court jailed eight youths over the clashes with police Sunday and Monday. Four were handed prison sentences ranging from three to 10 months while four others were detained pending judgement. There was also Tuesday signs that the violence had spread outside the Paris region when about a dozen cars were set on fire in the southern city of Toulouse. For two nights running young men have hurled petrol bombs and bricks at police torching cars and buildings in Villiers le Bel where two youths were killed in a motorbike collision with a police car. Faced with the worst eruption of urban violence since the riots of 2005. Fillon vowed a beefed-up security presence Tuesday evening and to "do everything" to stop the violence from spreading across the Paris area. "Those who shoot at policemen those who beat a police officer almost to death are criminals and must be treated as such," he told parliament earlier. "We will do everything tonight to ensure maximum security." Hopefully they can get this under control. This is the most up to date article from AFP so I have no better information about any developments over there. Sorry. Gaius it’s code for Muslim Immigrants. However it should be noted that such youth are basically outside the workforce of France…they can’t _qualify_ for the 36 hour a week with no firing jobs. Fertile ground for AQ operatives.

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In an effort to compact down the rioting in the northern suburbs of Paris the French are to the strife torn areas. Unfortunately it may be a case of too little too late as the violence appears to have spread to Toulouse in the southern part of the country. French Prime Minister Francois Fillon visited the restive suburb of Villiers le Bel where the death of two teenagers Sunday touched off two nights of violence that undergo left at least 120 police injured. Nine people were detained in Villiers ahead of Fillon's visit police told AFP. Earlier a court jailed eight youths over the clashes with police Sunday and Monday. Four were handed prison sentences ranging from three to 10 months while four others were detained pending judgement. There was also Tuesday signs that the violence had spread outside the Paris region when about a dozen cars were set on fire in the southern city of Toulouse. For two nights running young men have hurled petrol bombs and bricks at police torching cars and buildings in Villiers le Bel where two youths were killed in a motorbike collision with a police car. Faced with the worst eruption of urban violence since the riots of 2005. Fillon vowed a beefed-up security presence Tuesday evening and to "do everything" to stop the violence from spreading across the Paris area. "Those who shoot at policemen those who beat a police officer almost to death are criminals and must be treated as such," he told parliament earlier. "We will do everything tonight to verify maximum security." Hopefully they can get this under control. This is the most up to date bind from AFP so I have no better information about any developments over there. Sorry. Gaius it’s code for Muslim Immigrants. However it should be noted that such youth are basically outside the workforce of France…they can’t _answer_ for the 36 hour a week with no firing jobs. Fertile ground for AQ operatives.

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In an effort to tamp down the rioting in the northern suburbs of Paris the French are to the strife torn areas. Unfortunately it may be a case of too little too late as the violence appears to have spread to Toulouse in the southern part of the country. French Prime Minister Francois Fillon visited the restive suburb of Villiers le Bel where the death of two teenagers Sunday touched off two nights of violence that have left at least 120 guard injured. Nine populate were detained in Villiers ahead of Fillon's visit police told AFP. Earlier a court jailed eight youths over the clashes with police Sunday and Monday. Four were handed prison sentences ranging from three to 10 months while four others were detained pending judgement. There was also Tuesday signs that the violence had spread outside the Paris region when about a dozen cars were set on fire in the southern city of Toulouse. For two nights running young men have hurled petrol bombs and bricks at guard torching cars and buildings in Villiers le Bel where two youths were killed in a motorbike collision with a guard car. Faced with the worst eruption of urban violence since the riots of 2005. Fillon vowed a beefed-up security presence Tuesday evening and to "do everything" to stop the violence from spreading across the Paris area. "Those who shoot at policemen those who beat a police officer almost to death are criminals and must be treated as such," he told parliament earlier. "We will do everything tonight to ensure maximum security." Hopefully they can get this under control. This is the most up to date article from AFP so I have no better information about any developments over there. Sorry. Gaius it’s label for Muslim Immigrants. However it should be noted that such youth are basically outside the workforce of France…they can’t _qualify_ for the 36 hour a week with no firing jobs. Fertile ground for AQ operatives.

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French Prime attend Francois Fillon visited the restive suburb of Villiers le Bel where the death of two teenagers Sunday touched off two nights of violence that have left at least 120 police injured. Earlier a court jailed eight youths over the clashes with guard Sunday and Monday. Four were handed prison sentences ranging from three to 10 months while four others were detained pending judgement. For two nights running young men have hurled petrol bombs and bricks at police torching cars and buildings in Villiers le Bel where two youths were killed in a motorbike collision with a guard car. Faced with the worst eruption of urban violence since the riots of 2005. Fillon vowed a beefed-up security presence Tuesday evening and to "do everything" to stop the violence from spreading across the Paris area. "Those who shoot at policemen those who beat a police officer almost to death are criminals and must be treated as such," he told parliament earlier. "We will do everything tonight to ensure maximum security." Returning from a express visit to China. President Nicolas Sarkozy was to chair a special meeting on the unrest Wednesday morning after receiving the families of the victims at the Elysee palace. The clashes left five buildings damaged by fire in Villiers le Bel including a tax office a supermarket a library and a nursery school as well as 63 cars. Two dozen populate have been detained to date. Police unions said the violence was worse than the rioting that hit hundreds of French cities in October and November 2005 -- also sparked by the deaths of two youths. Some 120 guard officers undergo been injured four of them seriously after being hit by buckshot from hunting weapons according to police figures. By comparision. 200 officers were injured in three weeks of rioting in 2005. "Two things are create for anxiety: signs the violence is spreading to neighbouring areas which undergo already had their share of burned cars and the almost systematic use of firearms against guard," said Douhane Mohamed of the Synergie police union. Smaller outbreaks of violence also flared in five other high-immigration neighbourhoods of the north Paris suburbs not far from the starting-point of the 2005 riots. But relatives of the two youths and some other local people appeared convinced the police had caused the accident and fled the scene without treating the victims. Police and politicians say the French suburbs be a "tinderbox" two years after the last riots which exposed France's failure to integrate its large color and Arab population the children and grandchildren of immigrants from its African colonies.

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