“Police in the French commune of Villeneuve-Saint-Georges arrested 28 people believed to be smugglers of contraband cigarettes and who were also involved in a local gang war. Violence between the gangs, identified as Algerians and Tunisians by a source close to the investigation, has gone on for weeks in the area with many of the so-called “settling of accounts” involving knives.”
France sees an average of 120 knife attacks per day.
The same thing is happening over in London, where even many Somali parents have sent their children back to jihad war-torn Somalia to escape the out-of-control violence stemming from Somali gangs. Ditto in Sweden, which has experienced 230 bombings in 2019 due to Muslim migrant-linked gang violence. But like the Muslim rape gangs, the mainstream media drastically under-reports the identity of these gangs, for fear of being called the dreaded word “Islamophobic.”
“French Police Arrest 28 to Stop Migrant Gang War in Paris Suburbs,” by Chris Tomlinson, Breitbart, May 20, 2020:
Police in the French commune of Villeneuve-Saint-Georges arrested 28 people believed to be smugglers of contraband cigarettes and who were also involved in a local gang war.
Violence between the gangs, identified as Algerians and Tunisians by a source close to the investigation, has gone on for weeks in the area with many of the so-called “settling of accounts” involving knives.
The trafficking was mostly centred around the Villeneuve-Saint-Georges RER station, Le Parisien reports and involves far more suspects than the 28 people that police arrested on Monday.
“Not everyone was taken into custody otherwise it would be unmanageable,” a source close to the investigation told the newspaper and added: “But we wanted to mark the occasion.”
Eight of the 28 arrested remained in custody as of Tuesday and seven migrants arrested were issued deportation orders.
The violence between the gangs is said to have spilt over and affected local businesses in the area with one police officer stating: “The guys weren’t just selling cigarettes. We have had an upsurge in purse snatching and pickpocketing.”
Migrant street gangs have also been a major issue in nearby Paris, where residents of the heavily migrant-populated 18th arrondissement have expressed despair over the levels of street crime in the area.
Last June, several locals spoke out about the situation with one man, a 42 year resident of the area, saying “for six months, we find under our [doormats] drug pills. Young people come to pick them up. I’m getting scared.”…..