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Thousands Protest in Narbonne After 17-Year-Old Killed by Group of Minors
@MarioNawfal reported that thousands protested in Narbonne, France, against what they called lax justice after a 17-year-old foster child named Louis was beaten to death. The incident involved a filmed gang ambush by youths including minors and has prompted debate over juvenile sentencing laws.
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Thousands of people protested in Narbonne, France, against what they called lax justice and a complicit state following the death of a 17-year-old foster child. @MarioNawfal reported that the victim, identified as Louis, was beaten to death in a filmed gang ambush carried out by youths including minors. Louis was a teenage foster child in the child welfare system who had ADHD.
Family and friends described Louis as kind, sociable, sensitive, hyperactive and vulnerable. They said he did not know how to defend himself and loved playing football with peers in his village. The incident has prompted debate in France over juvenile sentencing laws.
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