Marseille: urban violence, Macron's visit and judicial follow-up

On October 17, a jewelry store is looted in Marseille on the sidelines of demonstrations. On October 24, urban violence breaks out in the city: trash cans set on fire, roads blocked, projectiles thrown at law enforcement, and shops looted, including jewelry stores. On October 26, Emmanuel Macron travels to Marseille to assess the return of republican order; DVG mayor Benoît Payan calls for the restoration of order and social peace, while a listener criticizes the lack of presidential firmness. On October 27, shopkeepers doubt a real return to calm. On November 11, a suspect is placed in pretrial detention after the looting of the October 17 jewelry store, the stolen jewelry having been found during searches.