France arrests hundreds of rioters nationwide as PSG win Champions League

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Following Paris Saint-Germain's Champions League victory, French authorities detained 416 people nationwide, with 283 arrests occurring in Paris. The detentions followed violent clashes and disturbances as thousands of fans celebrated the win. Approximately 22,000 police officers were deployed across France, including 8,000 in Paris, to manage the crowds and prevent unrest, a measure taken after similar incidents last year. The French Ministry of the Interior reported that seven officers were injured and that six vehicles and two businesses sustained damage. Supporters also briefly blocked traffic on the Paris ring road and set off flares.

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A group of supporters stormed the Paris ring road, halting traffic and setting off flares.

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Six vehicles and two businesses were damaged.

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Seven police officers were wounded during the unrest.

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283 people were apprehended in Paris following clashes.

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French Ministry of Interior reports 416 people detained nationwide after PSG's Champions League win.

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French Ministry of Interior says 416 people detained nationwide, including 283 in Paris, after PSG’s win over Arsenal.Police in France have detained more than 280 people in Paris after violent clashes erupted when thousands poured onto the streets after Paris-saint-germain" class="entity-link entity-organization" data-entity-id="4147" data-entity-type="organization">Paris Saint-Germain’s victory in the Champions League final.About 22,000 police were deployed across France for the game on Saturday, including 8,000 in Paris, after unrest marred PSG’s win in the competition last year. Paris tram lines were halted, several metro stations shut and bus traffic halted in places in a bid to minimise disturbances.Recommended Stories list of 4 itemslist 1 of 4PSG beat Liverpool as Champions League defence maintains pacelist 2 of 4Atletico edge Barcelona on aggregate to reach Champions League semifinallist 3 of 4Holders PSG beat Bayern Munich to reach Champions League final with Arsenallist 4 of 4French interior minister condemns violence and riots after PSG’s UCL winend of listAccording to the French Ministry of the Interior, 416 people were detained nationwide, including 283 who were apprehended in Paris. It was not immediately clear how many of these individuals were remanded in custody to face further investigation.Interior Minister Laurent Nunez said seven officers were wounded and called the unrest “absolutely unacceptable”.Six vehicles and two businesses were damaged.A group of supporters also stormed the Paris ring road, the Boulevard Peripherique, bringing traffic to a halt for a time and setting off flares.PSG supporters drive their scooters past antiriot police at the Place du Trocadero in Paris [AFP]As fans celebrated the dramatic penalty shootout victory in the Hungarian capital, Budapest, about 20,000 people converged on Paris’s Champs-Elysees avenue, police said.Shops boarded up their windows before the match to avoid a repeat of disturbances last year when youths ransacked shops on the Champs-Elysees and other streets. Hundreds of people were arrested.Two dozen flares and about 100 fireworks were seized on Saturday while a bus shelter was destroyed near the Champs-Elysees.

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