France Riots: The terror of the rioters did not stop in France, a car rammed into the mayor's house in Paris; wife and child injured

France Riots The fire of violence in France is not taking its name even for the fifth day. Hundreds of people have been killed in the violence since the killing of a teenager by a policeman. Meanwhile, the protesters are becoming more violent.

Car rammed into Paris mayor's house

Protesters in France are losing their temper. Today some of them even rammed a car into the home of the mayor of Paris. Rioters rammed a car into the home of the mayor of a city south of Paris, injuring his wife and one of their children.

Vincent Jeanbrun, the mayor of the city of L'Hay-les-Roses, tweeted that while his family was sleeping, protesters tried to set fire to them and rammed a car into their home.

Mayor said - it was a scary night

The mayor tweeted- "Last night was a horrifying and humiliating showdown, I'll never forget it. My wife and one of my children have been injured when rioters rammed a car into my house. This attempted murder shows cowardice."

Fifth Night of Anarchy Across France

The incident came on the fifth night of chaos across France, where rioters set cars on fire, attacked infrastructure and clashed with security forces.