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Refugee Mob Horrifies Town as Mayor’s Home is Engulfed in Flames

The fifth day of migrant rioting in France saw a violent crowd storm the home of the mayor of a suburb of Paris, sending his wife and children fleeing in fear. According to the mayor, there was a “assassination attempt” that injured the wife and one kid.

According to accounts from Valeurs Actuelles, a rowdy crowd today severely attacked Mayor Vincent Jeanbrun’s residence in the Paris district L’Ha-les-Roses.The event happened in this tranquil 31,000-person neighborhood at 6:46 am local time..

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In the middle of the violence, Vincent Jeanbrun heroically remained in town hall for three nights in a row. But this exposed his wife and two kids to danger at home. At 1:30 am on Sunday, rioters used a burning truck to violently open the gates, which caused the situation to worsen. They then started setting things on fire, including the house, trash cans, and even the family car. They also fired fireworks at the residence, which made matters worse.

The mayor’s wife was forced to evacuate their house because it was being attacked, hoisting their kids over the wall to the yard of their neighbors while they were hurt in the process. With fractures, the wife and one of the kids were hospitalized. According to FranceInfo, the two toddlers were “very traumatized.”

Stéphane Hardouin, the public prosecutor, asserts that the assailants likely planned “to burn down the house”. “Initial findings lead us to believe that the vehicle was launched to burn down the bungalow” The press was briefed by the public prosecutor. “An accelerant was discovered in a bottle of coke”.

Jeanbrun referred to it as “incredibly cowardly assassination attempt” and a “milestone in horror and disgrace.” “My determination to serve and protect my country is greater than ever,” Jeanbrun said. “I will never back down.”

According to FranceInfo, Wednesday night’s violence was particularly intense in the Mediterranean port city of Marseilles. The night of Saturday saw the most arrests (719), followed by the nights of Friday (994), and Thursday (1311). In addition, 45 police officers were hurt on Saturday night as opposed to 515 the week before. 577 automobiles were set on fire in the city, while 74 structures were also destroyed by flames. Notably, 871 fires were purposefully started on public property.

It was observed that French riot police were stationed throughout cities and making arrests:

The iconic Champs-Elysees in Paris was the scene of a police operation around 3:30 in the morning, according to the interior minister. 194 people were therefore detained in the neighborhood.

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Local nationalists formed a militia to police the streets of Chambéry, a city close to the Swiss border:

In Grigny, France, a sizable residential structure was reported to be on fire:

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  1. Pack them up and ship them back to where they came from!!!! PERSONA NON GRATIS!!!!!!
    While there at it, we have a bunch that can go too!!!

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