Police: Authorities too soft on crime

French police unions accused authorities today of being too soft on crime-ridden neighbourhoods to prevent a repeat of the riots that raged a year ago through neglected housing projects nationwide.

French police unions accused authorities today of being too soft on crime-ridden neighbourhoods to prevent a repeat of the riots that raged a year ago through neglected housing projects nationwide.

Police are under scrutiny and pressure amid renewed bouts of violence around the anniversary of the three weeks of riots, which started on October 27, 2005.

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