of his death, as French authorities gear up for a sixth night of rioting.
"Curfews have been introduced in some cities. Public transport may be restricted or cancelled. The situation may change at short notice." French President Emmanuel Macron will meet the country's prime minister, interior minister and justice minister at 7 pm local time to take an update on the latest on the nationwide protests, the Elysee Palace said in a statement.Violent riots have erupted across Paris following the shooting death of 17-year-old Nahel Merzouk.Early Sunday morning, the mayor of a Paris suburb said his home was attacked, calling it "an assassination attempt" on his family.
The Créteil prosecutor's office has classified the incident as an "attempted murder," prosecutor Stéphane Hardouin told reporters Sunday.A burnt car and the damaged residence of Mayor of L'Hay-les-Roses Vincent Jeanbrun following the ram-raid.Hardouin said the initial findings of a police investigation suggest that a flaming car "was launched to burn down the pavilion," entering Jeanbrun's property at around 1:30am local time.
"Every effort will be made to find the perpetrators and bring them to justice," the prosecutor concluded. The page was started by a far-right TV pundit and claims the policeman "only did his job and is now paying a hard price for it."L'Hay-les-Roses mayor Vincent Jeanbrun looks on as he visits a local indoor market following the death of Nahel.