France: Police officers to be charged over electrocution that sparked riots

A judge in the Paris suburb of Bobigny is charging two police officers in connection with the 2005 electrocution deaths of two teens that sparked three weeks of rioting throughout France, judicial officials said today.

A judge in the Paris suburb of Bobigny is charging two police officers in connection with the 2005 electrocution deaths of two teens that sparked three weeks of rioting throughout France, judicial officials said today.

The two officers are to be charged with “non-assistance to people in danger,” the officials said.

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