18.10.2026 09:20
In the increasingly violent protests in France, luxury stores became targets for looters. The windows of stores of world-famous brands such as Rolex and Louis Vuitton were broken, and valuable products were looted. While the moments of looting were captured on camera, 1,200 people were detained across the country.
While street demonstrations in France were claimed to have intensified, allegations were made that stores belonging to luxury brands were looted. According to the shared information, the windows of stores of world-famous brands such as Rolex and Louis Vuitton were smashed, and some people entered and left with valuable products.
LUXURY STORE WINDOWS SMASHED
During the protests, it was alleged that a group headed toward areas where luxury stores are located and damaged shop windows after overcoming security measures.
According to the allegations, some people among the demonstrators broke the windows of Rolex and Louis Vuitton stores and entered. It was stated that products in the stores were looted.
MOMENTS OF LOOTING CAUGHT ON CAMERA
The moments when the store windows were smashed and products on shelves were taken were caught on camera. In incidents especially in Paris and Lyon, it was reported that some groups took advantage of the chaos during the protests and entered businesses.
In the Presqu'île area of Lyon, stores of brands such as Louis Vuitton and The North Face also became targets of looters. The allegation of an attack on the Rolex store has not yet been confirmed.
1,200 PEOPLE DETAINED IN PROTESTS
Demonstrations held in France against the cost of living and problems in public services turned into clashes with security forces in some cities.
According to data announced by French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu, 1,200 people were detained nationwide, while 150 police officers were injured.
Security forces intervened in the incidents with tear gas and water cannons, and it was reported that many businesses were damaged.