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Masked looters ransack luxury stores across France during protests

Masked groups smashed windows and stole goods from high-end shops in Paris and other French cities amid widespread unrest.

Sources: Phileleftheros, Newsit, iEfimerida3 sources ↓|· 1 min read
Masked looters ransack luxury stores across France during protests
Photo: Phileleftheros

KEY POINTS

  • Masked groups looted luxury stores during cost-of-living protests in France
  • Targets included Louis Vuitton, Celine, Dior, Hermès, Apple, Rolex, Burberry, pharmacies, and supermarkets
  • Damage hit about 1,500 shops, historic buildings, roads, and infrastructure
  • Unrest occurred in Paris, Marseille, Nice, and other areas
  • Police used chemicals to immobilize and arrest rioters

Masked groups looted luxury stores across France during protests against the high cost of living, targeting brands such as Louis Vuitton, Celine, Dior, Hermès, Apple, Rolex, Burberry, pharmacies, and supermarkets. Galeries Lafayette in Paris was among the targeted department stores.

The attackers used crowbars, stones, and hammers to break shop windows before entering and seizing bags, perfumes, clothing, and other valuable items. Damage was reported at approximately 1,500 shops, historic buildings, roads, and infrastructure.

“A Hermes boutique in Paris has been ransacked by migrant looters.”

— Ian Miles Cheong

Unrest spread to Paris, Marseille, Nice, and other areas, with videos showing burning cars, trash bins, and property. Residents who went out to protest peacefully found themselves amid chemicals deployed by police to immobilize and arrest rioters.

Authorities sought to identify and detain those responsible for the looting and violence.

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