More than a hundred people met in a hangar in the industrial area of Chelles. Four individuals were arrested.
If the evening of New Year’s Eve was generally calm in Île-de-France, a dozen “wild parties” were nevertheless recorded during the night from Thursday to Friday in the region. One of them brought together nearly 120 people in Seine-et-Marne.
Four people heard
The revelers met in an abandoned hangar located in the industrial area of Chelles after a call made on the Snapchat social network. All the participants, 116 people, were fined, police told BFM Paris.
In addition, four people, including the vigil and the DJ of the evening, were heard in free hearing, according to AFP. An investigation was opened for “endangering the life of others” and “covert work”.
It should also be noted that a few clashes broke out during the night in Île-de-France in about ten municipalities. Some law enforcement officers were targeted by mortar fire.
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