Trombinoscopes seized in Brest: the prosecutor denies any attempt to 'register' high school students

The prosecutor of Brest denied any "fichaging" after police seized photos from schools during a student protest. This action was part of an investigation into violence that injured 58 police officers. The police sought to identify individuals involved in the October 17 incidents, where around 200 young people attacked officers. The prosecutor clarified that the investigation aimed to establish facts and not to create a list of students. The offenses under investigation could lead to ten years in prison. Unions and parents criticized the police action, with some planning to contact the National Commission on Informatics and Liberty.