France: Police use tear gas to clear Paris of multiple protests

W/S Police officers running across Champs Elysees, Paris
M/S Protesters launching Molotov cocktails as police advance, tear gas canisters let off
W/S Police walking through smoke
M/S Police advancing through streets
M/S Police pushing the people away area
M/S Demonstrator arguing with police officer
M/S Demonstrator arguing with police officer
M/S Police blocking access to street
W/S Ambulance crossing the Champs Elysees avenue
M/S Tear gas causes protesters to flee
M/S Tear gas causes protesters to flee
M/S Protesters hiding and coughing from tear gas
W/S Champs Elysees covered in tear gas smoke, police
W/S People booing police cars
M/S Police officers stationed
C/U Policeman helping colleague to adjust gas mask
W/S Champs Elysees covered in tear gas smoke
M/S People escaping from tear gas
M/S Demonstrator being assisted after sustaining tear gas injury
W/S Police advancing through Champs Elysees
M/S Police arresting demonstrator
W/S Champs Elysees covered in tear gas smoke
M/S Police in vans and on motorcycles
W/S Police on motorcycles
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Riot police sought to clear Paris's streets of protesters on Saturday night after Yellow Vests, environmentalists and opponents of pension reform rallied during the day.
A large police presence was visible around the Champs Elysees with tear gas fired at the last remaining demonstrators. Various people were reported injured.
Saturday's protests ended in heavy clashes, with more than 130 demonstrators arrested, according to French media. The police said more than 7,500 policemen brought in to maintain the order.