France: Yellow Vests join march against police brutality, demand justice for Adama Traore

W/S Yellow Vests protesters holding flares, Persan-Beaumont
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W/S Protester holding flare
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C/U Banner depicting police violence victim Adama Traoure
SOT, Anais, Protester (French): "Police repression doesn’t come from today, this is touching us to this day as Yellow Vests. This touches everyone, this touches all demonstrators. Yellow Vests protesters are the victims of an incredible police repression. But we are not the first and today this is a way to emphasise and show that everybody’s concerned about police violence."
M/S Protesters
C/U Flag
C/U Banner
C/U Banner
M/S Protesters
SOT, Assa Traore, Sister of Adama Traoure (French): *TRANSLATION TO FOLLOW*
M/S Protesters marching
SOT, Assa Traore, Sister of Adama Traoure (French): "The Yellow Vests are here, we are maintaining the fight together and this is important."
W/S Protesters marching
W/S Protesters marching, chanting (French) "Justice for Adama"
M/S Protesters chanting
M/S Protesters chanting "Adama"
M/S Protesters clapping
M/S Protesters clapping
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Hundreds of people took to the streets of the French town of Persan-Beaumont on Saturday, to protest against police brutality on the three-year anniversary of the death of Adama Traore, a young man who died in police custody in July 2016.
Footage shows protesters marching and chanting "justice for Adama" in a demonstration that saw the participation of Yellow Vest protesters as well as Traore's sister, Assa Traore.
Traore died in police custody in July 2016, after he was arrested while riding his bike with his brother. According to reports, he died having been transferred to the police station, after already complaining of difficulty breathing.