Urgent - despite the denials of the Minister of the Interior Laurent Nunez, a French investigation confirms that ultra-right activists violently attacked demonstrators in front of the CRS, without being arrested, on October 24 in Montpellier, and reveals several elements that indicate proximity to the police. Verified videos show activists hitting protesters, throwing projectiles and taking cover behind CRS fences without getting in the way. In another sequence, 3 men drag a protester on the ground to the police, before one of them kicks him. The victim is arrested, the attackers leave freely. The photos also show several activists, including the group's organizer, Charlie M, alias Alpharise, interacting with BAC officers. In audio messages broadcast on Telegram, the group manager claims that there was "coordination and cooperation with the police every time". This group, presented as a collective designed to "protect traffickers", included members of identity movements, and racist messages as well as calls for violence circulated in its Telegram loop. A former senior official at the Ministry of the Interior considers certain police methods that were filmed to be "non-regulatory". The national police acknowledge that far-right activists were not systematically arrested, but no organized coordination with the police was officially established. A judicial investigation was opened to locate the perpetrators of the violence. (income information).
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