Paris police
Coverage of Paris police in the Nexus archive.
- Paris police arrest suspect after three women wounded in knife attack
French police arrested a man after a knife attack wounded three women in the north of Paris. The incident occurred on Monday.
- Man accused of distributing child sexual abuse material through app, TN sheriff’s office says
A Tennessee man was arrested and charged with distributing child sexual abuse material via the KIK app. Duncan Alexander Redmond was taken into custody after an investigation led by the Henry County Sheriff’s Office, FBI, and Paris Police linked him to the distribution. His phone was seized for forensic examination, and he is being held on a $250,000 bond.
- Paris police asks major festivals be cancelled due to relentless heatwave
Paris police has requested the cancellation of several public events, including the pride march and Solidays music festival, due to a heatwave overwhelming emergency services and hospitals. Organizers were warned of potential bans if they did not comply.
- Police order last-minute ban of Iranian opposition rally in Paris
Paris police banned an Iranian opposition group's planned rally, which the group called a 'bogus' decision and has appealed. The rally was scheduled for Saturday.
- France's foreign ministry denies asking for ban of Iranian opposition rally
France's foreign ministry denied requesting the ban of an Iranian opposition rally in Paris. The Paris-based NCRI claimed the rally was canceled after a call between French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot and Iranian counterpart Abbas Araqchi. The ministry stated the minister did not mention the protest or request its cancellation.
- ‘Massive’ child abuse scandal in France as school staff investigated for violence and sexual assault
France is facing a child abuse scandal involving school monitors accused of violence, sexual assault, and rape against young children. Paris police are investigating over 100 allegations, with incidents occurring during lunch breaks, nap times, and after-school activities. Parents' groups have long campaigned for authorities to take their concerns seriously.