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Footage from a June 2020 police demonstration in France in which officers threw their handcuffs to the ground has been miscaptioned in social media posts. It does not depict police surrendering amid the June and July 2023 riots in the country, contrary to social media claims. “07/04/2023 Cops in France surrender,” reads a superimposed text in the video that has amassed over 132,600 likes on TikTok (here). Reuters has previously addressed other miscaptioned footage from the same June 2020 police demonstrations (here), (here)VERDICTMiscaptioned. This video is from a June 2020 police demonstration in France.
Persons: , Clément Lanot, Lanot, Christophe Castaner, Read Organizations: Twitter, Reuters Locations: France, North, Parisian, Bobigny
But officially colour-blind France has long refused to acknowledge any racial factor was at play. "From that point on, unions were involved in everything that's co-managed, including the managing of human resources," he told Reuters. But these fines are rare and rights groups say police officers often end up with light sentences, fuelling a sense of impunity. A rise in lethal police shootings over the last few years has been linked to a law reform in 2017, which broadens the circumstances in which an officer can use their firearm. "It is completely vague, and it allows to shoot much more freely," said Caille of the left-wing CGT police union.
Persons: Cedric Mas, Olivier Cahn, that's, " Cahn, Christophe Castaner, Gerald Darmanin, Franck Louvrier, Nicolas Sarkozy, Darmanin, Ravina Shamdasani, Anthony Caille, , Sebastian Roche, Michel Rose, Angus MacSwan Organizations: Rights, Twitter, Cergy University, Reuters, Socialists, United Nations, Police, CGT Police, of, Society, CGT, Thomson Locations: PARIS, Britain, France, United States, Paris, Moroccan, – France, U.S, Nice
Video of French police personnel discarding their handcuffs in a protest in 2020 has been shared online as depicting the officers joining protests in France against President Emmanuel Macron’s plan to raise the pension age. A tweet sharing the miscaptioned video has been viewed more than 128,000 times at the time of writing (here). The clip can be seen at the 00:30 mark of a video shared by Russian news agency Ruptly in 2020 (here). The video was filmed during widely reported demonstrations in France in June 2020 in response to tougher measures imposed on the police force. The video shows French police personnel discarding their handcuffs in a demonstration in 2020.
Intervenţia poliţiştilor, sâmbăta trecută, contra producătorului de muzică Michel Zecler sunt de o rară violenţă. O ploaie de lovituri - pumni şi genunchi în gură, picioare în burtă, bulane peste cap – nimic nu l-a cruţat pe Michel. In urma acestor violenţe, Gérald Darmanin a estimat şi el că «imaginile sunt extrem de şocante. Colegul lui de la Justiţie, Eric Dupond-Moretti, s-a declarat «scandalizat de imagini» dar a cerut să nu se facă amalgame. Astfel, Antoine Griezman, atacant-vedetă al naţionalei franceze de fotbal, a postat o imagini pe Twitter cu faţa tumefiată a lui Michel sub titlul «Mă doare Franţa mea».
Persons: Intervenţia, Michel Zecler, Michel ., Didier Lallement, Rémy Heitz, Michel, Eric Dupond, Emmanuel Macron, Christophe Castaner, Jean, Luc, Anne Hidalgo, Malik Salemkour, Le, Antoine Griezman, Kylian, PSG, Rudy Gobert Organizations: francez Locations: Parisului, Republicii, Justiţie, poliţie
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