Paris It became a great party on Saturday night to celebrate PSG’s brilliant success in the final Champions League, which has yet to be witnessed by serious chaos in different parts of the city, with nearly 600 detainees.
The Eiffel Tower He lit the red and blue colors of Paris Saint Germain, while at the end of the meeting there were 81 arrested for various incidents in different parts of the city, Paris police announced.
The last temporary figure released by the authorities was 559 detainees.
Interior minister, Bruno RetailleauHe condemned that while “true PSG fans celebrated their team’s wonderful game”, groups of “barbarians were taken to the streets of Paris to commit crimes and cause the forces of the following.”
A “massive” amount of people gathered at the Avenida de los Campos Elyseos to celebrate the success of the Paris team, announced the Paris Police Prefecture, which has assigned 4,500 agents to the city and its metropolitan area.
Prior to the start of the second half of the game, in the Champs Elysees there were incidents of “rags” groups, many of them were in the show, who did not see football but sought to deal with the forces of adoption -next, the prefecture reported.
He added that the agents of the disturbance had to use a truck with water cannon to protect the plaza de la estrella, where the Arch of success, Because the barriers installed were overcome “a lot who did not look at the game” and that “seeking a relationship with the forces of the adversary.”
Incidents worsen the Elisha CamposS with the advent of more people after the end of the meeting, when the scenes in the chaos were formed.
The “dishonest” launched fireworks and all kinds of projectiles toward agents, which responded to tears gas.
Elysee fields businesses protect their windows with plywood plates to avoid attacks and robbery that occurred in celebration of PSG’s success in the semifinal before the Arsenal.
Despite caution, a large group managed to force sports garments, the Elysees fields, where there were thirty detainees for the rapid action of the forces of adoption.
Removing the PSG Stadium, the Princes Park, where the enthusiasm for 5-0 success was also moved, there were also problems with the Saint Cloud gate.
Two cars were burned in the area, though firefighters could quickly intervene with the protected agents of disturbance. In addition, many groups of fans shared buses.
The destruction of urban appliances (bins, bus marques or traffic signs) is large in the least Elysee fields and the Saint Cloud door.
In addition, a group of fire people entered the peripheral on the foot, the Paris Circunvalación Highway, to try to break the circulation near the prince’s park.
Binding units mediate “systematic” to maintain circulation, with 9 detainees there, prefecture added. Social network images have shown how agents need to deal with fireworks against them.
Finally, many peripheral lanes have been cut at least one point, according to images on the social network.
Outside the door of the Saint Cloud and the Elysees fields, the situation throughout Paris and its metropolitan area “is pleasing” and the groups gathered on public roads “are holidays,” Prefecture said.
And this is all over the city, groups of fans are celebrated peacefully, though noisy, with screams, songs and fireworks, or in cars that move -to the sound of their speakers.
Most of the squares of the Republic and Bastille are especially large, two other important points of Paris’s popular concentration, though there are no incidents, but most people celebrate the intense but peaceful way, except for the flames.
The narrow Princesese Street, adjacent to Saint Germain’s Boulevard, was evacuated by police after the start of a small fire on the roof of a building due to many pyrotechnic artifacts.
Authorities have assigned a “massive” device of 5,400 agents in Paris and their metropolitan area to prevent and cut incidents, after some when the PSG is classified for the final.
Source: La Verdad
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