Unknown vandals thrash 14 police cars in Paris suburb
Fourteen police cars have been vandalized in the French commune of Rungis, located in the southern suburbs of Paris, Le Parisien reported on Monday, Baku Tribune reports citing Sputnik.
Fourteen police cars have been vandalized in the French commune of Rungis, located in the southern suburbs of Paris, Le Parisien reported on Monday, Baku Tribune reports citing Sputnik.
Unidentified hooligans are said to have broken into a Paris Police Prefecture parking lot in the early hours of the day, turned one car upside down, covered it in paint and left pig heads. Overall, a total of 14 cars were damaged.
According to a source close to the investigation, the vandals in question might have been teenagers. So far, no arrests have been made.
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