French police recently shot and killed a teenager who was driving, which triggered a large-scale protest demonstration. On the evening of 28th local time, violent demonstrations took place in many places in France. Protesters clashed with security forces and 150 people were arrested.
According to France News 24, French police shot and killed a 17-year-old boy named Nell on the 27th. The police said Nell refused to stop and threatened to collide, but the content shown in the live video was different from the police’s statement, and the motive of the police involved in the shooting was questioned. This incident has once again triggered a debate in the country about the police’s law enforcement strategy. On the 27th and 28th, protests and demonstrations against this incident gradually spread from Paris and its surrounding areas to Toulouse, Dijon, Lyon and other cities. In Haute Seine province, where the shooting happened, violent demonstrations took place on the 28th, and masked black protesters sprayed fireworks and firecrackers at the security forces. In the northeast of Paris, police fired flash bombs to disperse protesters who burned garbage, while demonstrators threw bottles at the police.
法国警方对法新社称，塞纳-圣但尼省也出现暴力示威，汽车、商店和图书馆被抗议者纵火，商店被抢劫，当地警察局遭到袭击，市政厅遭到破坏。
6月28日，大约2000名防暴警察被部署到巴黎及其周边郊区，法国内政部长达尔马宁表示，当晚已有150人被捕。法国政府发言人维兰在接受法媒采访时说，骚乱活动“不是为了治愈或伸张正义，而是在攻击我们的共和国。”
法国总统马克龙28日对此事做出回应，称内尔被枪杀一事“不可原谅”。马克龙和几位政府部长都呼吁民众保持冷静。英国广播公司（BBC）称，截至28日晚，没有迹象表明总统及政府官员的呼吁发挥作用。
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