Ten officers injured as riots continue in France

Ten police officers were injured by lead pellets in a clash with 250-300 youths in France overnight as rioting continued, but only two were taken to hospital with more serious injuries – to the neck and legs.

Ten officers injured as riots continue in France
Mon, 07 Nov, 2005 - 07:02
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Ten police officers were injured by lead pellets in a clash with 250-300 youths in France overnight as rioting continued, but only two were taken to hospital with more serious injuries – to the neck and legs.

At least 764 vehicles were burned overnight, while police made 173 arrests, national police spokesman Patrick Hamon's office said early today.

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