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Video shared with CNN helps piece together how 14-year-old Eden was injured by a tear gas grenade, as France’s student protests enter a fourth week and police w…
Video shared with CNN helps piece together how 14-year-old Eden was injured by a tear gas grenade, as France’s student protests enter a fourth week and police weapons and tactics come under scrutiny. His mother has filed a complaint for attempted murder. CNN’s Saskya Vandoorne reports.
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Stream more on CNN with an All Access subscription: https://cnn.it/4AZMu54
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38 Comments
@@dboesclips3326Imported3wk ago
FAFO. Maybe the should have just stayed in class
@@aaronchambers4152Imported3wk ago
Good
@@FirstLast.....Imported3wk ago
CommunistNewsNetwork calls them teens.
@@DmNightnImported3wk ago
nice try CNN, this time, even the left didnt agreed hahaha
@@JohnValeanBaily-f3uImported3wk ago
Should have fired a second one as a follow up.
@@cowboyhoyt1554Imported3wk ago
Play stupid games, win a busted face.
@@spencer5028Imported3wk ago
No French people were harmed in this incident 😅😅😅😅
@@whyzattImported3wk ago
Usa pardoned their jan6 cops killers and now applaud the cops that exploded the kid's face.
@@spencer5028Imported3wk ago
"Teens " nice pseudonym for......😅
@@eaglenebula2172Imported3wk ago
Not to excuse police violence but if I were a peaceful student the last thing I'd think of doing is be aggressive towards the police even if they started, I'd just walk away or not be in a hazardous situation to begin with while knowing what is going on.
@@gordonlumbert9861Imported3wk ago
Last I heard teachers had been shot and wasn't at least one set on fire? Frankly the students need to decide what they are willing to give up for the things they want. The usual answer of nothing won't help them.
@@JsnbornImported3wk ago
Hopefully he learns from his mistakes
@@Niklas323Imported3wk ago
The comment section seems to miss the fact that the video specifically cites witnesses who say he didnt seem to be part of the protest.
@@thatkid7479Imported3wk ago
Bro who cares he’s not even French
@@beekaygee89Imported3wk ago
They’re literally burning buildings down and destroying everything in their path, in a guest country, and cnn wants us to feel bad when the police fight back…ok
@@CelsiorLs-w7wImported3wk ago
They brought this on to themselves. Why should I feel sorry for them? They’re burning down government buildings!!!!!
@@sandyG-k5yImported3wk ago
But it is okay to burn down a builidng with people in it?
@@alex_flex52Imported3wk ago
He deserves what he got
@@factchecker-r6zImported3wk ago
Maybe don't kick police and do peaceful protest not riots and fires
@@danieldfrederickImported3wk ago
You know you on the wrong side of history when you are shooting students and teachers.
@@amrcombsImported3wk ago
That's a Riot, not a protest<br>The violence on display by the rioters is disgusting
@@georgee.kazantzis2570Imported3wk ago
It looks like the students are peons of a bigger picture behind the French demonstrations! Wake up Europe. Learn from Poland!
@@Mr.beanbroImported3wk ago
Military intervention is the only solution
@@VIBCsmileyfaceImported3wk ago
Why be there at all? Then the police aren't going to be out either. This has nothing to do with protesting for better education but to create chaos and division. Tte police are going to use any means necessary to stop the rioting. They were obviously doing something to attract the officers attention.
@@Mr.beanbroImported3wk ago
You are joking right? They are destroying the whole country. At what point do you stop caring about their age?
@@rodubi392Imported3wk ago
How is this news? The guy kicked the cop first
@@dirkdingo45321Imported3wk ago
Did CNN fail to read the room again?
@@dandi400Imported3wk ago
They wanted to globalize the Intifada you wanted you got. Good luck
@@EddieH-e7yImported3wk ago
Need more of this- wonderful to see
@@johnhermann7498Imported3wk ago
Wait... Am I supposed to be upset about this?
@@johndoe225Imported3wk ago
this is why CNN is dying. endless propaganda and manipulations
@@georgee.kazantzis2570Imported3wk ago
What I don’t understand is why during the supposedly student demonstrations there are Palestinian flags and the old Soviet hammer and sickle flags. What am I missing here? Or rather who are they kidding? Who is working to destabilise the West? Who is funding this? <br>Wake up Europe!
@@okiedatadudeImported3wk ago
Hahaha. Dont start no shit won't be no shit
@@liftin1999Imported3wk ago
France isn’t a western country anymore no one cares CNN. It’s a failed socialist state.
@@LivPouetrouchkaImported3wk ago
Thank you for showing this<br><br>The protest are not just fires, building damages, it's legitim protest, a lot of injuries, injust arrests and the police is out of control
Video shared with CNN helps piece together how 14-year-old Eden was injured by a tear gas grenade, as France’s student protests enter a fourth week and police weapons and tactics come under scrutiny. His mother has filed a complaint for attempted murder. CNN’s Saskya Vandoorne reports.
Watch 24/7 live news with CNN Headlines: https://bit.ly/4eIvlTr
Stream more on CNN with an All Access subscription: https://cnn.it/4AZMu54
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