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After I was beaten down by a group of Romas, I made a declaration of theft at the Police station. The officers there explained what they had been living after
by bertil 10y ago
After I was beaten down by a group of Romas, I made a declaration of theft at the Police station.
The officers there explained what they had been living after only three months of Roma invasion: 100% of street crimes, larceny, house and flat theft were directly attributed (with testimony, video) to Romas. There was a fire at one of the camps and Romas went to the press to clamour about racism and hatred, but when the Police asked to investigate, the Roma leaders refused access. The Police did anyway, and in addition to children hidden from the administration, criminally insalubrious conditions, and a ton of stolen equipment, they realised there were a feud with another nearby camp. They went there, and the leader there promised to “Burn them to the ground, for good this time”. After that, they took testimonies from Romas with a grain of salt.
- openasocket 10y agoDo you have a source for this? A new article or something?
- bertil 10y agoI’ve started searching for it, but there are too many references to ATM and Romas for me to find that particular instance. The Police investigation are not made public here. They tried to make an arrest anyway, but apparently the fire never happened after all. Somehow, the press didn’t cover that part.
- openasocket 10y agoCan you at least tell me the city and year it happened in, so I can look it up myself?
- bertil 10y agoParis. Larceny and beatings near the Louvre are well documented. The firebombing was on a moving camp near Marne-la-Valley.