Thanks to Bear for the rapid translation, we see more devastation wrought by the religion of peace in Grenoble France. The story is typical. Police shoot a fleeing armed and dangerous suspect, and the whole clan comes out and riots in protest.
More here at the BBC website
More specifically, from Gates of Vienna:
The “youths” of France are at it again, this time in Grenoble.
The other day some racist police officers had the temerity not only to catch a gang of young Muslim criminals, but actually to shoot one of them to death.
All right, so the late high-spirited lad had shot and wounded a policeman. But still — he didn’t deserve to die for it, did he? That’s a disproportionate response! The appropriate level of retaliation would be to wound him to the exact extent that he wounded the cop. That would be fair.
Anyway, in reaction the young rascals went on a bit of a spree. According to AFP:
The southeastern French town of Grenoble was hit by riots on early Saturday with shots fired and cars set alight after a man accused of robbing a casino was killed by police. Police spokeswoman Brigitte Jullien said, shots had been fired at police who returned fire four times. A youth was arrested at the scene of the riots, the working class district of La Villeneuve.
Thirty cars and several businesses were torched, while angry youths armed with baseball bats and iron bars attacked a tram and forced the passengers to get out.
The incidents started after a Muslim service for 27-year-old Karim Boudouda, who died 24 hours earlier in a shootout with police after the Uriage-les-Bains casino near Grenoble was held up.
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