Fifteen police custody were still in progress on Monday morning in connection with the chaos on Saturday evening around the Stade de France, which hosted the prestigious final of the Champions League, the Bobigny prosecution told AFP.
In this competent jurisdiction for Seine-Saint-Denis, where the Stade de France is located, 48 police custody were launched in total for troubles on the sidelines of the match which saw Real Madrid triumph over Liverpool (1-0) .
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The majority of police custody, of which a "significant number (...) concerned minors", was lifted over the weekend.
But "15 major police custody have been extended, for public action decisions to be taken during the day," the Bobigny prosecutor's office reported at midday on Monday.
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“There have been a large number of complaints against X for theft, snatching or even violence,” he told AFP, but “no police custody has taken place for facts related to intrusions or false entry tickets to the match".
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In a report to the Minister of the Interior Gérald Darmanin, of which AFP was aware, the prefect of police of Paris Didier Lallement denounced a “massive fraud with counterfeit notes” which, according to him, would have inflated the crowd which pressed at the gates of the Stade de France, and announced to take legal action.
This report was received late Monday morning at the Bobigny prosecutor's office and should give rise "during the day" to the designation of an investigation service.
